Sentence examples for exert a memory from inspiring English sources

These responses to vapours indicated that vapour treatments may exert a "memory or long-lasting" effect, potentially through the "priming" of fruit tissue responses to subsequent challenge [ 36] and possible increasing defence-related mechanisms in fruit.

For instance, the data loading process takes a considerable amount of time in data-intensive allocation after which the execution is a memory intensive process and exerts less demand for IO.

The spacecraft has an intelligence of its own and once uncovered begins to exert a malign influence, resurrecting Martian memories and instincts buried deep within the human psyche.

Event-related potentials (ERPs) were collected in a memory retrieval task that was designed to assess the resolution with which people exerted control over memory retrieval.

In particular, noise due to the new infrastructure seems to exert a negative influence on short term verbal memory and to increase both visual and noise annoyance.

That's a memory.

Glaxo was a memory.

Make a memory.

A memory romp?

A memory?

In particular PcG proteins exert epigenetic "memory" function by modifying chromosome structures at various levels to maintain gene silencing in particular through cell division.