Sentence examples for designed to remember from inspiring English sources

The mind is designed to remember meaningful things, not everything.

Generation to Generation THURSDAY -- The Museum of Jewish Heritage AA Living Memorial to the Holocaust will hold a dinner at the Pierre to raise money for its programs designed to remember the events and victims of the Holocaust.

Albeit slightly cheesy, the Moov coach, with its timely verbal interventions, is designed to remember.

This effectively turns Alexa into a way to offload information you'd otherwise have to store in your own brain, and is reminiscent of earlier bots, like Wonder, which were designed to remember anything you told it, for later retrieval over SMS or messaging platforms.

But it cues an Acxiom system designed to recognize consumers, remember their actions, classify their behaviors and influence them with tailored marketing.

Campaign was designed to help people remember "that they're not alone, encouraging them to connect with others, and ensuring wellbeing is at the heart of [their] recovery".

The "what's it for" box is a required element of the app, ostensibly designed to help you remember whatever it is you bought.

Anniversaries, like monuments, are designed to encourage us to remember.

The proposed GA is designed to be able to "remember" some information, several good or best chromosomes for examples, from the previous civilization.

It's part of a nostalgia-soaked campaign designed to make local punters remember that era with affection - not something we in the west would necessarily expect to play out well in a country that spent the decade under the Soviet thumb.

The experience is "a ritual of remembering" designed to "explore the interwoven relationships of species loss, cultural change, bio-political structures and notions of progress through the story of the attempted revival of the Agalinis acuta from the brink of extinction".