The mastery of more-complex concept learning often depends on allotting enough time for the information to be fixed in memory.
Former lovers are fixed in memory, that's a given, but how much do we try to conform to their memory of us when we run into them again?
Some of them came into view early in their career, others are fixed in memory like paradigms, representing a challenging yardstick for younger researchers.
Although the process of encoding, consolidating, and storing was accepted (the process by which a thought is fixed in memory), the idea of retrieving a memory (that is, 'reactivating' it), making it again liable to change before being stored again once more (reconsolidation), would fundamentally change the field.
What they said is forgotten, but one moment is fixed in his memory, a concrete moment, sharply etched: from her chair, she gazed intently at her son's navel.
By means of this system, the traditional date of the invention of printing in Europe (1440) could be fixed in the memory by mentally placing a book or some other symbol of printing in the 40th quadrate of the fourth room of the first house of the imaginary town.
That's a key reason that this moment should be fixed in public memory.
Tattoos are fixed in living memory and thus they can serve as monuments, allowing one to retrace one's spiritual and existential pilgrimage.
The dead parents are fixed in my memories, in my experiences, only here, within these walls.
The example of King Charles II was fixed in their memories.
