0 happening only sometimes and not regularly:
The war between these two countries has been long-drawn-out and episodic.
1 Episodic stories are divided into several parts, especially when they are broadcast on the television or radio:
The term is used in cognitive research to contrast ' 'semantic' ' memory with episodic memory.
The systems of neural connections that specify the combinations of elemental stimuli constituting long-term episodic memories become activated with the occurrence of familiar events.
Existing explanations of domestic structural change focus on the role crises play in precipitating radical or episodic change.
Episodic change reinvents institutional patterns so as to break with prevailing customs and procedures.
We focus in this article on incremental change, but our framework also sheds light on cases of episodic change.
The scenario is episodic, where during each episode agents elect to stay in place or randomly move to a new congregation.
His history is utterly episodic and without inherent connectedness.
Such interviews rely on human episodic longterm memory to report and describe periods of illness.
