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• Spontaneous Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memories in Individuals Experiencing Depression 

  Sakka, Laura S.; Saarikallio, Suvi (SAGE Publications, 2020)

  Listening to music often triggers strong memories of events from our past, which influence how we affectively experience music listening and can therefore contribute to music’s therapeutic capacity. The aim of this study ...

• Comparison of the effects of high-intensity interval running, high-intensity interval circuit training and steady-state running on body composition and glucose tolerance in recreationally active adults 

  Kari, Aino (2015)

  Introduction. The measurement of body composition is important for several reasons, but nowadays when obesity and overweight are common problems all over the world even more attention should be given to body composition. ...

• Reimagining cultural memory of the arctic in the graphic narratives of Oqaluttuaq 

  Viljoen, Jeanne-Marie; Zolkos, Magdalena (SAGE Publications, 2021)

  The Greenlandic oral story-telling tradition, Oqaluttuaq, meaning “history,” “legend,” and “narrative,” is recognized as an important entry point into Arctic collective memory. The graphic artist Nuka K. Godtfredsen and ...

• Adaptive memory representations of musical tempo and pitch 

  Strauß, Sabine; Vitouch, Oliver (2009)

  Recent studies showed that the perception of extremely shifted versions of familiar pieces of music affects judgements about the original tempo and pitch. This paper aims to give an overview on musical adaptation effects ...

• Hypervisor-assisted Atomic Memory Acquisition in Modern Systems 

  Kiperberg, Michael; Leon, Roee; Resh, Amit; Algawi, Asaf; Zaidenberg, Nezer (SCITEPRESS Science And Technology Publications, 2019)

  Reliable memory acquisition is essential to forensic analysis of a cyber-crime. Various methods of memory acquisition have been proposed, ranging from tools based on a dedicated hardware to software only solutions. Recently, ...