Sentence examples for designated memory from inspiring English sources

One designated memory clinic in each district recruited the patients for the trial.

Semantic memory thus designates our memory for general knowledge about the world, as well as about ourselves".

If a designated (target) memory consists of a collection of attributes, its recall or retrieval should be enhanced by any cue that represents or suggests one of the attributes.

Three of the 6 arms of the maze (arms 3, 5, and 6; the same for all the rats) were designated "reference memory arms" and were never baited.

The artist, the buyer, a lawyer and a notary are present; all rules and regulations around the piece are committed to a designated person's memory.

In 2013, NY 375 was officially designated Levon Helm Memorial Boulevard in memory of the late Mark Lavon "Levon" Helm, a local resident best known for his work as drummer and vocalist for The Band.

This broadened concept can be designated as vascular memory.

One is designated as effector-memory T cells (CD8EM) that do not express the lymph node homing molecules CD62L and CCR7.

Among the artists in the exhibition are Harriet Hargrave, a quilter and the author of a guide to techniques, supplies and equipment for machine quilting, and Diane Gaudynski, whose quilt "Through a Glass Darkly: An American Memory" was designated a masterpiece quilt by the National Quilting Association in 2002.

DonguiBogam was published by the royal physician Jun Heo in the Joseon Dynasty of Korea and designated as UNESCO's memory of the world register in 2009 [ 53].

In this study, high and low socially-anxious individuals reported memories of social occasions and designated the perspective of these memories as "observer", "field", or "neither".