Sentence examples for actual memory from inspiring English sources

Brain scans taken as people "recall" something they did not actually see have many similarities to the brain dwelling on an actual memory.

But my last actual memory is going into Gibraltar airport.

"Until now," he said in an interview, "the primary burden has been on the survivors, who had the actual memory.

Mr. Cameron, Mr. Quittner wrote, theorized that the movie's 3-D action had set off actual "memory creation".

The mollifying solemnity of pseudo-universal abstractions puts a great gray sentiment in the place of actual memory.

Each cargo container (memorystick) contains the actual memory units as well as any required control, cooling and power infrastructure.

(Cue the windy hyperventilating of British pensioners with actual memories of mock omelets and margarine coupons).

Sometime in the 1990's, actual memories of the recessionary, tawdry 1970's were replaced with a nostalgic glow.

They respond to signals from the brain, where the actual memories of any particular movement are formed and filed away.

But they could equally have reflected his knowing about these events, rather than actual memories of them — expressions of "semantic" memory rather than "event" or "episodic" memory.

But they could equally have reflected his knowing about these events, rather than actual memories of them expressions of "semantic" memory rather than "event" or "episodic" memory.