Sentence examples for is simply a memory from inspiring English sources

The problem that this suggestion is supposed to solve is that an episodic memory is simply a memory of an event: it represents the event simpliciter, rather than the fact that the event is past.

It is the Metropolitan Opera House and the old house is simply a glorious memory of my youth.

Customer experience is simply a collection of memories.

Lewisham, poor old fragile Lewisham, with its mission to tempt out those primary school kids for whom cricket is simply a rumour, a folk memory, a game for someone else, doesn't really stand a chance here.

But in these films, memory is simply a device, a way of ordering the story-telling.

It is simply a sympathetic overture to the memory of a man who was killed.

It is simply a matter of honoring their memory". She would even be satisfied if mention were made in an indirect manner, honoring all athletes of past Olympics, without specific reference to Munich.

A Flash memory cell is simply a MOSFET cell, except that a polysilicon floating gate [46] (or a silicon nitride charge trap layer) is sandwiched between a tunnel oxide and an inter-polyoxide to form a charge storage layer [47].

The separation of the window size into k and is simply an optimization to reduce the memory footprint of compression; it allows, for example, an effective window size of 6 while only requiring a seed table with 20 rather than 20 entries.

Now, after analysing extensive literary and material evidence, an archaeologist has concluded that the maze where the Athenian slew the man-bull was simply an "abstract memory" in ancient times and not connected to a physical monument.

The priggish 1950s, which erased the liberated flappers of the Jazz Age from cultural memory, were simply a return to the norm.