The phrase "a memory in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific memory that exists within a certain context or location.
Example: "She often reminisces about a memory in a small café where they used to meet."
Alternatives: "a recollection in a" or "an experience in a".
"Humor creates a memory in a person".
The recorder allows cells to acquire bits of chronologically provided, DNA-encoded information that generate a memory in a bacterium's genome.
I also think that our bodies have a memory in a way, and if I ask somebody just to bend forward slightly or look slightly down, I'm almost putting people into positions that they are familiar with..
In the new study Tonegawa's lab, led by postdoc Michele Pignatelli and former member Tomas Ryan, now at Trinity College Dublin, showed that after mice formed a memory in a context, the engram cells encoding that memory in a brain region called the hippocampus would temporarily become much more electrically excitable if the mice were placed back in the same context again.
Can you use these moments to plant a memory in a customer's mind?
bSupposing the data are stored in a memory in a row-major order, the last dimension is the x dimension.
It makes it a fascinating place to visit, but you should get there soon – it might just get loved to death and be no more than a memory in an old country song.
What most distinguishes the novelist is a singular quality of memory, a memory in which the imaginative impulse is stronger than that of fidelity.
So, Turk-Browne said, if your brain activates a memory in forming a prediction and then doesn't re-experience the remembered object or event, the memory can begin to fade.
The body of a performer becomes the imaginative trigger which releases a picture or a memory in the mind of the audience".
But that is no more than a glimpse of a memory in my head by now.
