Sentence examples for brand memory from inspiring English sources

'It's cheap and it fills them up and it's somewhere to go, I suppose.' I imagine that anyone who regularly visits fast food outlets has a stock of associations to draw on, the best of times and the worst of times, a kind of brand memory.

This paper serves to fill some research gaps and explores the influence of game-product congruity on brand memory and attitudes toward the game.

Without argument, there hasn't been a more untimely demise or massive misstep in recent beverage brand memory than the internment of the brand consumers know and love as Gatorade.

It also means you don't need to cheap out with off-brand memory cards, as well-known cards from manufacturers like SanDisk are very cheap in this size range.

"I predict it will not be a great evening out & ultimately dilute the brand & memory," wrote hermionegingold on one Guardian comments thread.

A few images brand the memory: the way Mr. Collwes, standing, very slowly turns his gaze in a horizontal arc beyond 180 degrees.

This enables Samsung to cement its lead in the market while picking up a trusted brand in memory.

Sure, their curation of the devices' hardware is impeccable, but the "magic" doesn't come from the A4, any more than the snappiness of Google something comes from the brand of memory they use in their servers.

And even as I rush toward her, I desperately try to brand the memory -- the unbridled affection in her eyes, the clumsy cadence of her run, the lilt in her little-girl voice, the squeeze of tiny arms around my knees, the swell of my own heart -- somewhere deep inside, forever.

The relationship between brands and memory (faulty or no) is a specialty of Kathy LaTour, an associate professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

The motherboard is a Gigabyte microATX board and the RAM is two 2GB sticks of OCZ-brand DDR2 800 memory.