Sentence examples for a primitive memory from inspiring English sources

In "Dawn of the Dead", his 1978 follow-up, Mr Romero created a satire on consumerism, as survivors take refuge in a shopping mall, besieged by zombies driven by a "primitive memory" to gather there.

Nakayama, Maljkovic & Kristjánsson ([18], see also [14]) argued for the existence of a primitive memory system for attention deployments.

The current results add to the evidence for a primitive memory system not under voluntary control [14], [17] [18], [59], allowing more effective shifts of transient attention to stimuli of importance, in this case allocation of transient attention in time.

Moreover, principles 1 and 2 do not necessarily appear to provide evidence of an early (or primitive) memory system which gives way to a late, more sophisticated, declarative memory system.

Similar concerns regarding the operant conditioning paradigm (and in particular the mobile conjugate reinforcement, Fig. 3A) have been expressed by others (Bauer, 2008) who argue that such tasks most likely depend upon the cerebellum and deep nuclei of the brain stem, which mature earlier than the hippocampus, and which most likely support a primitive, nondeclarative memory system.

"We are drawn to taiko because of our primitive memory of life itself".

We wanted to give the new insight to its memory function, based on our current experiment and our previous mathematical model of converting acoustical to electrical signal [ 23] which results in changes of the cell behavior and physiology, according to primitive memory effect.

What few and primitive memories I have from those years are of a busy and boisterous household, with relatives and newly arrived boarders constantly filling the spare beds and cots we kept in a back room; and of crawling along the floors during the many weekend parties that my papi, a spendthrift Cubano to the core, often gave.

What was recalled was not a genuine memory but what he would later call a screen memory, or fantasy, hiding a primitive wish.

And in "The Storyteller," we learn that a saintly, disfigured student has become the official storyteller for a primitive rainforest tribe and the repository of its collective memory — or at least that is the tale he tells.

Thinking about them gives voters warm memories of childhood afternoons, whiled away with a primitive mechanical drawing toy.