Sentence examples for experienced memory from inspiring English sources
"experienced memory" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a memory of a past experience. For example, "I still have an experienced memory of attending my first concert."
Those exposed to Pfiesteria have developed open sores and have experienced memory loss, faintness, respiratory problems, disorientation, behavioral changes and immune-system problems.
He, too, had experienced memory loss for a couple of years, and once he got the Alzheimer's diagnosis, he and Nancy Reagan considered how much to say.
A 1999 US study found that 35 per cent of medical students had experienced memory impairment and/or blackouts after drinking.
Many athletes who were found after death to have had the disease experienced memory loss, depression and oncoming dementia as early as their 30s, decades before afflictions like Alzheimer's appear in the general population.
Mr. Brusberg, a former technology consultant who experienced memory loss after surgery on a cerebral aneurysm, is one of 37 trainees in three New Jersey greenhouses tending a riot of vegetables and herbs; they are the vanguard of a $800,000 program with national ambitions.
In the past week or so, former Chicago Bears QB Jim McMahon indicated that he has experienced memory loss.
Soon, he began experiencing memory problems.
It comes very close to showing how we actually experience memory.
People who have used Ecstasy frequently experience memory loss and depression when the drug wears off, Dr. Leshner said.
He said he did not lose consciousness, and he did not experience memory loss or ringing in his ears.
That is the conclusion of researchers who found that older Americans were less likely to experience memory loss and other cognitive problems than they were a decade before.
