Sentence examples for build up of memory from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the build up of memory from such visual information is aided by olfactory input allowing further individual recognition and the assessment of a rival's social rank.

After a critical part of his brain had been removed, H.M. couldn't build up memories of his life as he lived it.

Furthermore, the build-up of memory for repeated tactile configurations is an automatic process, in that it does not require explicit knowledge of any repeated configurations.

Freud has talked openly of how her novels are built up around memories of her own life, and Lucky Break is transparently drawn from experience.

You build up a shared memory bank when you swim together regularly – and what special memories they are.

Just focus on "feeling" where your fingers should go and build up the muscle memory in your hands.

Young people build up memories – because they have relatively few – through objects: memory books, boxes of mementoes, photo collections.

Thus, the analysis of emotions in real time chats shows this effect, as emotional persistence builds up on the memory and social interaction between participants of a group chat [73].

In the training phase (25 trials), the probe interval was always the same as the sample in order to build up a stable reference memory of the standard duration.

Conceivably, the subject could use this first visit to built up a memory of some global features of the pattern which is not necessarily used for immediate block positioning but may be useful for later information intake.

The Disk Cleanup utility is an excellent way to get rid of temporary files, recycle bin, system logs and other non essential files that build up and take up memory.