Sentence examples for Preserve a memory from inspiring English sources

But what do you think - does video preserve a memory better?

Those left behind were anxious to preserve a memory of their soldiers should the worst befall them.

"We really had to think about 'how do you let a building preserve a memory but give it a new life?" said Stephanie.

Songs like "Dedication," "Blue Laces 2" and "Keys 2 the City" were autobiographical testimonies told through the lens of someone fighting both to preserve a memory and redefine the negative image of his life and community.

They have a utility to preserve a memory, to make a friend laugh, and to show someone else what they've missed.

Neither my mother or father had the slightest interest in preserving a memory of our existence.

When cooled to room temperature, the RAF preserves a memory about the melt state of polymer, which is uniquely defined by the crystallization temperature.

But your immune system preserves a memory of its previous encounters with a flu, which are dragged up, like old photographs from the back of a closet, every time your system responds to a new flu invasion.

In Schiller's view, then, the secret to preserving a memory doesn't lie in protein synthesis in the synapses or the shuttling of neural traffic from the hippocampus to the exurbs of the brain.

This study reports laser-ablation split-stream ICP-MS data on zircon in newly recognized eclogite, that preserves a memory of the prograde evolution, and on zircon from its country rock from the Lanterman Range of northern Victoria Land.

(Homer's description of the shield of Ajax as being "like a tower" preserves a memory of body shields of this kind). Weapons included spears and daggers, as well as rapiers with long slender blades and short tangs for affixing wooden hilts.