The information-processing model assumes that the length of time that a memory will be remembered depends on the stage of memory in which it is stored. Other researches have proposed that a memory's duration depends on the depth to which the info is processed or encoded. Levels-of-Processing Model.
4. Hold the molding up on the wall so that one side touches the wall and the other touches the ceiling. The wall edge of the mitered end should touch the side of the corner; the ceiling side will protrude slightly past the corner.Nail it in place with 4d finishing nails in the wall and ceiling edge.. Hold the molding up on the wall so that one side touches the wall and the other touches the ceiling. The wall edge of the mitered end should touch the side of the corner; the ceiling side will protrude slightly past the corner.
Place the molding upside down on the miter table, with the ceiling edge against the table of the saw and the wall edge against the fence of the saw. Set the fence stops to hold it firmly in place.Set the miter angle to half of the angle you measured with the protractor. If it's 90 degrees, set the miter at 45 degrees.ail the molding to the wall and ceiling joists. Locate the joists with a stud finder, marking them with a pencil if necessary. Angle the 10-penny nails slightly to avoid splitting the molding as you drive them in. Tap again with a nail set to drive the head of the nail slightly below the surface of the molding.