Sentence examples for be embedded in memory from inspiring English sources
Software can be embedded in memory circuits, so as to come up with a hardware software co-design.
A group show organized by curator Debra Scacco looks at the ways in which a sense of place is embedded in memory and psyche.
By the time you're back to school, it'll be embedded in your memory.
Whether it was "Lil Red Corvette," "Purple Rain," "I will Die For U" or "1999," Prince's music and legacy will be embedded in our memories until there is no tomorrow.
Memories developed for sequential spatial positions of items may, therefore, be embedded in a large-scale relational spatial memory (a mental map).
But because a belief that the event happened to me is embedded in the memory itself, memory represents not merely past events, but past events as having occurred.
However, according to Sarkar (author of Hindu wife, Hindu nation), while the 1824 scandal hardly created any public outrage and faded quickly from public memory, the 1873 affair was embedded in public memory and created a huge sensation in contemporary Bengal.
He's only done what works for him and all his moves are embedded in muscle memory developed since he took up the sport.
Amateur film of it is embedded in the memory through repeated versions from all angles on the internet and social media networks.
I hadn't realised how deeply all that drabness was embedded in my memory or, more puzzlingly, how fresh it still seemed.
