Sentence examples for in human memory from inspiring English sources
No daughter of this village has had in human memory a true husband, or anything like it.
Untold masses of hides were shipped to the East in what may be the most profligate ecocide in human memory.
In the distance, against a backdrop of ancient mountains, the rain-swollen afon Rheidol wandered through a landscape that has probably changed little in human memory.
Suffice it to say that the taste buds of the world would soon rally around a single flavor for the first time in human memory.
The "us versus them" tag registers in human memory, but monetary policy is not always or even usually about moral issues.
But this much we know already: The junta that we've tacitly accepted in Egypt is the most repressive government there in human memory.
In humans, memory but not naïve B cells express and respond to TLR9 ligands in the absence of BCR triggering [12], [24].
In humans, memory T cells normally do not show a strong immune response to self-HSP60, but only to bacterial HSP60, whereas naïve T cells may readily respond to both [ 38].
In another study, Curtale and colleagues [ 36] showed that miR-146a is involved in T-cell activation and is highly expressed in mature human memory T cells.
In understanding human memory and its tics, Scott A. Small, a neurologist and memory researcher at Columbia, suggests the familiar analogy with computer memory.
