Sentence examples for geographical memory from inspiring English sources

In Straub and Huillet's view, one despoliation, by the German invasion, was followed by another, by technological capitalism, and the resulting destruction of historical and geographical memory go hand-in-hand.

Drawing upon a PhD research project led in collaboration with the Innu community of Pessamit (on the Quebec North Shore), this paper focuses on the recollection of geographical memories through cultural mapping and storytelling.

I won't say it's always spooky but Tasmania does have a unique atmosphere, borne of an unusually temperate climate for Australia, geographical isolation and memories of a violent past.

Stay away from places (geographical and emotional) that have bad memories attached to them.

Setting a story there — not in the literal, geographical Brooklyn but in the one of memory, of romanticized recollection — is my way of visiting a place that I suspect never really existed.

Setting a story there not in the literal, geographical Brooklyn but in the one of memory, of romanticized recollection is my way of visiting a place that I suspect never really existed.

Terms are the attributes that define the infrastructure resources, such as number of CPU cores, memory allocation, or resource's geographical region.

A representative AD cohort of ChEI-treated participants with concomitant disorders and medications from Swedish memory clinics located in different geographical areas was enrolled in this study.

2, 5, 18, 19 In total, 1,258 outpatients with AD were recruited from 14 memory clinics located in diverse geographical parts of Sweden.

"I tried to keep my memories of family and the geographical surroundings - I didn't even really know my own name". Luo's new parents never explained why he had been taken before they died two years after his arrival.

What you see in the schedules now is an extreme geographical narrowness combined with an extreme lack of memory.