Sentence examples for made memory from inspiring English sources
Resnais started making films after the war, a time when memory itself was, in France, an equivocal virtue — and he made memory his subject.
He read Freud and Proust and made memory his particular subject, but in tiny, idiosyncratic works that sometimes have to be either pieced together or filleted before they can be read.
In June Reed published a paper describing how he made memory devices by sandwiching carbon-based molecules between two dots of gold measuring less than 50 nanometers across.
Now, researchers have made memory crystal versions of documents such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Newton's Opticks, and the King James Bible.
Once the association is made, memory retention can be tested by observing how the larvae respond to the odorant.
Don't neglect previously lovingly made memory cookbooks of relevance.
Those who lived and made memories there died.
Leo made memories with his photographs for them all.
In the first step of the experiment, the neuron's visual and/or movement RF was characterized while monkeys made memory-guided gaze shifts from a fixed central fixation location to randomly presented targets within an array of targets (5 10° apart), covering ±40° visual angle in all directions.
Rhyme makes memory within the poem.
