Sentence examples for be preserved in memory from inspiring English sources

For "by insisting that figures from India's past be preserved in memory as saints", he writes, "we deny them not just their real natures, but their genuine achievements".

By insisting that favourites from India's past be preserved in memory as godlike, full of certitude and above human consideration, we don't just deny them their real natures, we sabotage their exemplary force.

sometimes they refuse to be observed while they are in passage; they must be preserved in memory, as a delicate tissue is preserved in hardening fluid, before they can be examined.

Ultimately, I suspect, it will be preserved in memory mainly by the high-end art world as just a work by Mr. Hirschhorn, another monument to his monumental ego.

It would be a beautiful guided tour, ominously prescient that many of these places would only be preserved in memory.

As Avicenna describes it, experience involves repeated sensation of some phenomenon that is preserved in memory, e.g., that purging of bile follows ingestion of scammony.

On Reid's theory of memory, an apprehension establishes a direct relation to an event, which relation is preserved in memory by the acts of conceiving the event and believing of the event conceived that it happened to the person who remembers.

This way, using the current position of the active clients, each caching algorithm determines (based on its prioritization logic) which video chunks must be preserved in the memory (if the chunks are already allocated in memory) or requested to the main server.

This scientific commentary refers to 'Why musical memory can be preserved in advanced Alzheimer's disease', by Jacobsen et al. (doi: 10.1093/brain/awv135 ).

In Microsoft's world, application windows are grouped (as in OS X's Spaces) only instead of being tucked away, they're placed somewhere in a three dimensional space, specifically so their location can be preserved in humans' powerful but under-utilized spatial memory.

It is conceivable that source memory performance may be preserved in older adults for relatively small stimulus sets, as some previous evidence suggests (Olson et al. 2004).