Sentence examples for functions of memory from inspiring English sources
Nanotechnology, the science of creating functional systems on the scale of molecules or smaller, could enable engineers to combine the functions of memory chips and disk drives on a device the size of a dime.
In his "white heat" speech Harold Wilson claimed that "the essence of modern automation is that it replaces the hitherto unique human functions of memory and of judgment"; computers now commanded "facilities of memory and of judgment far beyond the capacity of any human being or groups of human beings who have ever lived".
As discussed earlier, this involves the executive mental functions of memory, recognition, appraisal and judgment.
At the end of the treatment, the women completed two types of tests involving primarily hippocampus-dependent functions of memory retention or prefrontal cortex-dependent functions.
Thus, we consider that one of the hallmarks of the effectiveness of initiatives such as the USE project in influencing teaching and learning is its influence on the core organizational functions of memory storage and retrieval as they pertained to course planning (e.g., new course syllabi).
Extensive studies have focused on T memory stem cells (TSCM), defined as CD45RO−, CD45RA+, CD28+, CD27+, CCR7+, CD62L+, and IL-7Rα+ T cells, with increased levels of IL-2Rβ, LFA-1, CD95, and CXCR3; these studies have demonstrated several distinctive functions of memory cells.
Yet for Godard, the past is not a function of memory but of objects; it's a category of the present, and one which is at constant risk of being overwhelmed by it.
Film theorists have long claimed that the medium of cinema somehow mirrors the strange function of memory, so it's no surprise that amnesiac narratives have proved endlessly popular on the silver screen.
(Mahler, after all, argued that a symphony should capture the world.) This concert, opening a season with the overall title "Music and Memory," is called "Remembrance of Things Past: Music as Reminiscence" and is said to address the question "whether music is a function of memory, or memory a function of music".
