Sentence examples for master memory from inspiring English sources

Master memory is cultivated by mnemonic training -- the cultivation of a multi-layered and often emotionally connected retrieval structure.

Called the "international master of memory" in the Mongolian Press, Khatanbaatar has participated in the World Memory Championship himself, and is the best known mental athlete in his home country.

Thus it is still not clear what the great master of memory should be remembered for.

At CARNEGIE HALL on Tuesday, the Kremerata pays a quirky tribute to SHOSTAKOVICH in a program that includes ALEXANDER WUSTIN'S "PRINOSHENIE," a work in the Russian master's memory, as well as Shostakovich's own VIOLA SONATA and a chamber arrangement of his Symphony No. 15.

Cooke's background is in psychology and philosophy, and he holds a distinction as a "Grand Master of Memory".

CREB is often referred to as "the master of memory genes".

One of the most controversial Masters in recent memory ended yesterday with one of the most unexpected winners.

And research has failed to support the premise that mastering things like memory exercises, crossword puzzles and games like Sudoku carry over into real life, improving overall functioning.

In it, a bevy of trained memory masters fight it out over 30 minutes to memorise as many 1s and 0s in order as they possibly can.

KT Tunstall, Saving My Face (Relentless) KT is, according to the chorus (a proper affair with words a infant could master), "losing her memories" and "saving her face", which is a clever trick to pull off.

And Czech pianist Stefan Veselka does his master proud, evoking memories of more celebrated warhorses in no fewer than 94 pieces, mostly short, all elegant, ranging from passionate exuberance to lyrical intimacy.