Sentence examples for imprinted memory from inspiring English sources

In case of juvenile coho salmon that had been exposed to PEA or natural stream odorants at various stages of development, only fish that were exposed to these odorants during PST formed an imprinted memory [15].

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.

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The stones are gone, but imprinted in memory.

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.

A Kahn space at its best is like orchestral music – it envelops, seizes the emotions and imprints the memory.

When I accepted the offer to translate it, I had an image of myself running my hands over its every plane and curve, imprinting its memory in English.

"The point is to break down this known speed barrier, to imprint a memory of extreme speed in the nervous system and muscles," Vicaut's coach, Guy Ontanon, told the French newspaper L'Equipe.

Such an average connectivity 〈 ς 〉 upon imprinting the memory with P patterns is given by 〈 ς 〉 = 1 − 〈 ∏ k = 1 P ( 1 − f k f k − 1 ) 〉 (67).

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.