Sentence examples for a frame of memory from inspiring English sources

Dull pain accompanied a frame of memory; he had bathed his feet here as a boy.

For the creator of the text wanted to do three things: emphasize the import of the words that were to follow -- a long, last speech of the Jewish people's first national leader; offer us a frame-of-place that would forever preserve the memory, even generations after the fact; and create a sense of "there-ness" so that we would forever imagine that we were present too.

Of course, the most truly original and challenging movies of the Best Picture nine are "The Tree of Life" and "Hugo"; I'd be delighted to see either one win, and happiest with "The Tree of Life," which brings an entirely new dimension (no pun intended) to the cinema, a sort of double frame of memory that renders long-buried memories and fantasies visible.

In "Country Girl," O'Brien uses the frame of memory to crop the commonplace out of life.

"It is a frame of mind".

"It gave me a frame of reference".

Sometimes "premature" is a frame of mind.

The letting go of the frozen emotions and the stilled frames of memories cascading across my mind had somehow found a way to allow my heart to free itself.

It, too, is a historical film — it's set in an unspecified time in the late nineteenth century — but it's framed as a work of memory, as a man recalls what he saw and experienced as a boy at the time of the strike.

In this way open-loop conditions cause subjects to execute actions using an allocentric frame of reference via the memory of the ventral stream, and they argue that it is this that causes actions to be influenced by visual illusions [19], [32], [36].

The computational time-lag between the two tasks is absorbed by a large amount of frame memory.