Her plaintive voice carries concise tales of memory and disillusionment.
She knows how to tell a story in a handful of ballad or country-rock verses; her plaintive voice carries concise tales of memory and disillusionment.
Schacter has written a comprehensive (and concise) book on memory, accessible to anyone interested in how science today thinks we remember and forget the past.
So many of the pavilions feel like Commonwealth Institute lectures that the clear winner, by general consent, is the irresistibly beautiful installation of exquisite red nets in the Japanese pavilion, through which thousands of keys from all over the world cascade – some caught, others lost; a simple but concise meditation on memory.
Mothers in our study recommended that injury messages should be appropriate to the developmental age of the child, concise and logical to aid memory recall.
The goal of this chapter is to provide a concise overview data concerning VPC involvement in episodic memory (EM), and to connect this data to several key theories of VPC function.
To be sure, there are memories swirling around the dance, which lasts a concise 60 minutes.
Jenkins, a fluent and concise storyteller, moves her narrative between New York and rural Lancashire, though Beatrice's memories of her boardwalk past outshine the more pedestrian accounts of Northern penny-pinching and parochialism.
Among the merits of Harbord's concise study is her insistence that La Jetée is a film about the politics of memory, a point confirmed when one considers the films that its director worked on in the preceding decade.
This paper is therefore intended to provide a concise critical review and research directions on most thin film devices, including thin film transistors, data storage memory, solar cells, organic light-emitting diodes, thermoelectric devices, smart materials, sensors, and actuators.
NoMeansNo is a short, very concise, up-to-now history of the Victoria, British Columbia punk band of the same name, spliced intermittently with Black's own memories of growing up as a young punk on the opposite coast in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
