Sentence examples for a variety of memory from inspiring English sources
Physicians use a variety of memory tests, blood and spinal fluid tests and brain scans to help differentiate.
Soon Dr. Milner began taking the night train down from Canada to visit Mr. Molaison in Hartford, giving him a variety of memory tests.
Yet Intel executives said overall demand for computers was strong in the fourth quarter, and instead largely attributed the disappointing revenue to lower prices for a variety of memory known as NAND, used in flash-memory cards.
Simulations show high throughputs over a variety of memory loads.
It poops out 4×6 glossy photos and handles a variety of memory cards.
It also supports a variety of memory cards like CF, SD/HC, MMC, xD, and MS/MSPro.
A national hangover was predicted for this morning, but flags were still flying on cars and buildings as the remains of their 400,000 or so World Cup visitors made for the airports, carrying a variety of memories away with them.
Second, the juxtaposition of a tattoo, commonly frowned on by Jewish culture for myriad reasons, and the scar opens the door to a variety of memories, thoughts and indecent connections to the Holocaust that struck me and some others as almost beyond explanation.
Because experience is always multi-dimensional, there are a variety of memories, experiences, feelings, "gists" you can choose to recall... and what you choose is indicative of your present state of mind.
As she prepares to take an Alaskan cruise with her best friend, she wrestles with a variety of memories presented in short chapters that alternate with accounts of the present day, framed by a humorous narrator who has the breathless enthusiasm of the old "This Is Your Life" television show.
These fundamental questions are fascinating, and the trace conditioning task is an ideal paradigm to examine these issues since it is well known to produce a variety of memories (at least in the human brain) that can include a shock or air-puff event, the causal and temporal relationship between a tone and a shock, as well as the environment in which an event occurs.
