Sentence examples for broadened memory from inspiring English sources
This is attributed to the higher value of HRS and broadened memory window.
Specifically, these workshops aim to broaden knowledge on memory function, improve memory processes, and increase self-esteem and quality of life by providing some strategies (i.e., strategies for collecting and coding information) and relational space.
Shape memory polymer composites (SMPCs) have further enhanced and broadened the applications of shape memory polymers.
Still, the awkward compression and poor quality of video and audio on the Internet can serve a higher purpose; though the following clip of Reed performing "Sweet Jane" in Paris in 1974 doesn't have pristine sonics, it broadens the collective memory with little loss of sensory experience.
A program originally created to connect Alzheimer's patients with distant memories, has now broadened to nursing homes and hospices across the United States, Canada, and Europe.
The invention of NVSM further gave rise to a new class of memory devices and hence broadened its applications to become ubiquitous.
This broadened concept can be designated as vascular memory.
Further, therapists have begun to broaden their definition of "memory," leaving aside the question of whether a scene uncovered during hypnosis is "real" or not.
The University of Michigan study also found that being outdoors in enjoyable climates can improve memory and broaden cognitive style, which is linked to more creative thoughts.
His smile broadened: "Wonderful".
