Sentence examples for kick-start memory from inspiring English sources

The idea is to kick-start memory consolidation straight after learning, which then gives the sleeping brain a head-start as it sets about reorganising the day's events.

In nursery rhyme and counting games the pulse of rhyme kick-starts memory and satisfies the search for repetition so strong among young children.

Seeing them together - equally tall, lanky, mild-mannered and intellectual, and observing their scholarly approach to campaigning, kick starts memories of Kerry's vulnerability and incapacity to survive the Republican dirty tricks.

It was kind of a kick-start to my hockey career too, in the N.H.L., so all good memories here.

Green tea and turmeric have proven brain health benefits – improving memory and brain cell growth (neurogenesis), whilst hot water with lemon or ACV will kick-start your digestion (it's pre-biotic).

That can kick-start industrialisation.

It would kick-start the renegotiation process.

"It will kick-start our economy".

Let automatic stabilisers kick-start fiscal correction.

Kamran with a bludgeoning kick-start.

How better to kick-start the year?