Sentence examples for engage in memory from inspiring English sources
To work towards this goal, a group of passionate local youth came together to engage in memory making and storytelling by leveraging the digital technologies that the library provided, such as computers and Internet connectivity.
We explore the embodied experience of interviewing as a way of examining how we remember, how we ask narrators to engage in memory, and what is, or is not, included in the archive.
Begin using mnemonic techniques and engage in memory training; start working on remembering names, scriptures, or poems.
We suggest that the language-dominant hemisphere is more strongly engaged in memory processing of verbal material.
The emergence of functional neuroimaging techniques offered the unprecedented opportunity to directly observe the brain regions engaged in memory functions.
Optimizing sensitivity in such paradigms is critical for the reliable detection of regions most closely engaged in memory encoding.
Middle and inferior regions are engaged in memory retrieval (Stuss et al. 1995; Nyberg 1998; Grady 1999).
Numerous fMRI studies have shown that PHC is preferentially engaged in memory tasks that involve scenes, spatial or context information, whereas PRC is preferentially engaged in memory tasks that involve object or item information (see Ranganath and Ritchey, 2012; Ritchey et al., in press; for review).
Other observations based on lesions, electrophysiology, or neuroimaging have demonstrated that the TPC is not only engaged in memory, emotion, and visual discrimination, but in several other functions as well, such as taste, olfaction, learning, and emotional relevance of stimuli.
One could refer to the task in this context as episodic-like, bearing in mind that declarative memory is believed to encompass conscious awareness (Eichenbaum 1999b) and acknowledging the difficulty of precisely ascertaining whether rodents engage in episodic memory formation (Suzuki 2003; Zentall 2006).
The current study was designed to assess whether young children who were asked to engage in prospective memory do so at a cost to current cognitive processing.
