Ultimately, it would seem that what each of us says about Reagan says more about us than it does about him; in the years that will follow Reagan at 100, we should not be surprised if he grows ever larger a vessel for our constructed memories and hopes about what America was, is, and will be.
These data, though, are vulnerable to recall biases and constructed memories.
And although so far we know only how to implant a false memory if it has actually been experienced in another context, as our understanding of the molecular and cellular encoding of memory improves Ramirez thinks it might be feasible to construct memories "from the ground up", as in Total Recall or the implanted childhood recollections of the replicant Rachael in Blade Runner.
Whenever you remember something, like where you left your car keys, you aren't retrieving a memory wholesale from some distinct crevice in your brain; instead, you construct memories in the moment, out of bits and pieces gathered from around your brain.
Due to his groundbreaking reflections on the old anthropological concepts, The Chimera Principle has all the values of the monumental anthropological synthetic works worth reading and 'thinking with.'" "There are at least two ways of constructing memories, Severi urges.
This might make it difficult to draw any firm conclusions about sequences of change during treatment, participants' experiences of treatment content or attitudes towards treatment, because clients tend to construct memories in accordance with their present situation [ 37].
The delay and standby power consumption also suggest that this device is suitable for constructing memory circuits.
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Then the following two cases are able to construct memory-efficient MWC-OCS LDPC codes, which can be mapped from 2-D H-matrices into 1-D memory spaces.
The idea of singing on a set that was essentially a city made of books was particularly appealing, because the work pivots on the idea of "how we construct memory around place and how there's this dance between memory and place". "The Ambassador" ultimately is a collection of impressions of a complex and misunderstood city.
It's a movie that also begins in memory, too, but its present-tense action is constructed as memories of years to come war stories for peaceful people.
