Sentence examples for capture memory from inspiring English sources

He's like an impressionist painter; he's trying to capture memory, or dreams, or thoughts.

But then, suddenly, Mr.  Bergé becomes expansive, as if time holds no constraint, and the need to capture memory and explain himself is the only imperative.

It's an apt commonplace to recognize Alain Resnais — the director of "Night and Fog," "Hiroshima Mon Amour," "Last Year at Marienbad," and many more historically centered masterworks, including his last film, "Life of Riley" — as the cinema's great inventor of forms to capture memory onscreen.

Add all the crap I mentioned above, plus an external OLED screen, 2-megapixel camera with video capture, Memory Stick Micro expansion, and stereo Bluetooth and you've got yourself a pretty nice little backup phone.

The advantage of using non-integer models lies in their ability to capture memory and hereditary processes of different substances (Podlubny 1998), a characteristic not exhibited by the classical integer order models.

Josh Dorman uses collage to capture memories, feelings and other transitory phenomena.

For most visitors, their phones are only cameras up here anyway, used to capture memories.

The desire to capture memories, thoughts and emotions through photography is universal, regardless of income and gender.

If you don't take your phone out, you feel much calmer and you capture memories in a different way.

Every time Mr. Brennan looks across the water from Brooklyn to Manhattan, at a view so beautiful tourists come here with cameras every day to capture memories of it, he thinks reflexively of shadowy terrorists and 2,800 dead.

The project, begun in 1997 by Tony Prohaska and his partner, Martha Kalser, sought to capture memories of the South Fork on paper, audio and video tape before a generation of history is lost forever.