But no one in Howards End spouts dialogue like this: "Don't you realise that the release of cortisol under stress means that the amygdala imprints memories that have a strong emotional charge?" Less ambitious but more effective is Tasha Kavanagh's pitch-black comedy thriller Things We Have in Common (Canongate, £12.99), also set partly in a school and with bullying as a theme.
My home life was still of the first importance, and remains imprinted in memories that I can still share with my brother, Philip.
If such plasticity were to exist in vivo, it could allow cells to swing between the perhaps imprinted embryonic memories of MSCs and the tissue-specific, functionally specialised cells like the FLSs.
In addition to the Breakthrough of the Year, Science recognizes nine additional major discoveries in fields that span the universe, from the edgy dance of subatomic particles to the biological wizardry that imprints memories.
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The stones are gone, but imprinted in memory.
We have tried to infuse those elements into our home and imprint those memories onto the next generation".
As they work, Walter accuses Peter of taking advantage of Olivia's state, even if unintentionally, imprinting his memories of Olivia of the original timeline onto her.
What's hot: Lots of hyper-local travel apps point out brag-worthy hotspots, but Findery delves deeper, encouraging travelers and locals to imprint their memories and stories on a place.
When his wife and children are killed in a car accident, he enlists his underling Ed Thomas Middleditchh) to help him preserve his family's neural maps, clone their bodies, and re-imprint their memories into the clones.
Maria Pisano is a book artist, printmaker, and papermaker who publishes limited edition books under the imprint Memory Press.
