Sentence examples for memory alike from inspiring English sources

The Mapplethorpes came from Iddylwahl, England, a place that Mr. Merrill says is "now long since wiped from map and memory alike".

One of the goals of this work is to show that the BSP/CGM model is suitable for designing parallel algorithms for distributed and shared memory alike.

From paragraph to paragraph we move around through fact and memory alike, jumping back and forth through centuries and locations as fluidly as moving from one website to another, or laying different filters over film.

As nowadays treatments that deplete LLPCs [ 23– 25] do not discriminate between protective and pathogenic PCs and erase the pathogenic and protective humoral memory alike, comparative studies between self and non-self-reactive PCs and their niches are essential [ 1, 26, 27].

Homes can host good and bad memories alike, they can be messy or neat or they can lie anywhere in between that binary.

Others of us, and the memory masters alike tend to store memorized information as a three-dimensional map emphasizing the spatial relationships between objects committed to memory.

To recall the memorized items, ancient and modern memory champions alike need only walk through their memory palace, observing in their mind's eye the items they earlier deposited along the path.

The music was becoming more derivative, even commonplace -- to the point, in one song, of inadvertently cribbing "Joy to the World," the sort of hackneyed bric-a-brac that clutters everybody's musical memory, crackpot and genius alike.

They proceed from two relatively recent neuroscientific insights about memories: that they change a little every time they are taken out, revisited and returned to storage; and that sleep is a time when old memories and new experiences alike are processed, prepared and filed into the brain's long-term storage vault.

The years of Christmas celebrations, when lighted trees and a sea of poinsettias stirred the excitement of children and adults alike, are a memory, and so are the countless baptisms, weddings and Sunday services in the 113-year-old building now scheduled for demolition.

That, alongside a longevity which makes her a rare constant in the memories of young and old alike, is one reason why republicans will never find support for a move against her.