| It was clearly intended to heighten the excitement of seeing what the engram contained, but felt to players like a slap in the face, as their glee at finding a rare item was ripped away from them. |
| As we have indicated in our comparison, every suggestion which has succeeded leaves a strong trace, or engram, in the brain. |
| Similarly, the engram of the ecphoriated dichotomy is most often that which has been previously most often repeated. |
| The rarer the engram, the rarer the loot contained within – sometimes. |
| The complex spatial and time-related stimulus pattern is stored at the synapses as a memory engram in the form of long-term modifications. |
| This program, which emphasizes muscle control rather than strength, requires motivation, training, and lifelong routines to maintain the established engram and control shoulder stability. |
