Sentence examples for continual memory from inspiring English sources

For more than fifty years, three buildings in the city have provided a lesson in how to live with the continual memory of shattering violence.

And also, for all those years, those buildings have provided a lesson, now newly acute, in how, through the places we make in cities, to live with the continual memory and possibility of shattering violence.

By Thomas de Monchaux January 5, 2017 For more than half a century, three buildings at the site of the recent attack in Berlin have provided a lesson in how to live with the continual memory and possibility of shattering violence.

A continual institutional memory concerning allegations and cases of abuse of children was lacking.

The most well-known design with memory is the continual reassessment method (CRM) (O'Quigley et al, 1990).

The biphasic characteristic of desensitization [ 3, 72] may be ascribed to tonic activity in the secondary pathway, which provides a continual recall of the secondary memory (Sect. 2.5).

Central to this now-threatened way of life is "the Telling," a continual exchange of ideas, stories, memories and feelings.

According to this view, continual adjustments are made between learning or memory storage (input) and forgetting (output).

This approach is justified by a continual increase in computing power and memory size in recent years.

Evidence that the continual use of cognitive faculties slows memory loss in the elderly has been supported by research showing that older persons who are stimulated regularly with memory exercises retain information better than those who are not.

Implicit in this is the capacity of the neuronal population to dynamically integrate the existing state with continual input, and hence demonstrate both memory and reactivity.