Nondeterminstic RAM is like deterministic RAM with extra instruction “JMAYBE” which nondeterministically jump or continue when executed.

According to this paper: An $O(T \log T)$ reduction from RAM computations to satisfiability I guess that we can simulate nondeterministic RAM on nondeterministic TM , with only logarithmic overhead. But this paper also has a important refrence which i could not find “J. Wiedermann, Deterministic and nondeterministic simmulation of RAM by the Turing machine, (IFIP 1983 Paris)”. My question is , how i can show that:

If a language $A$ is recognized by a nondeterministic RAM $P$ within time $T(n)$ and if $P$ has $l(n)$ logarithmic, then $A$ is recognized by some nondeterministic multitape Turing machine within time $ \log T(n) . T(n)$

This is my homework and i struggle with this question about one week (at first i learned about RAM model) , but i could not figure out how this simmulation is possible, and also i did not find any thing useful. All i know is , there is a naive simmulation which its overhead is quadratic.