Sentence examples for memory and found from inspiring English sources

They also measured her cognitive functions intelligence, attention and both short-term and long-term memory—and found that these were normal.

In "My Birth," Winant, like Sultan, fuses family memory and found imagery to document a subject that is, for her, impossible to fully express — "too big for images, too inscrutable for dialogue — so often made to be a lazy and excruciating parody of itself".

He "would just soak the bed from these toxins at night," had poor balance and foggy memory, and found it increasingly difficult to operate farm equipment.

We also tested whether aging and butyrate had effects on other functional measurements, including bone mineral content and density, peripheral nerve function and memory, and found no significant effect of butyrate on any parameter (Fig. S2, Supporting information).

He plays a 1950's blacklisted writer who loses his memory and finds a new life in a small town.

Now Vice President Al Gore has dispatched Christopher on what is, in its way, one of the most challenging assignments he has ever taken on: to sort through the weakest Democratic field in modern memory and find the few men or women who could be a next vice president of the United States -- in short, to create the List.

From there, an attacker can extract the memory and find the keys.

A consensus R2R3 MYB DNA binding domain sequence (Additional file 1) was used in a BLATsearch, which maintains an index of the entire genome in memory and finds sequences of 20 amino acids or more with 80% or higher similarity in the genome.

We confirmed the effect of Met administration on hippocampus-dependent memory using the OL memory task and found that Met reversed memory deficits observed in epileptic animals during OL memory consolidation (Fig. 3c).

Again, older rodents were bad at remembering where the platform was, but those on the drug seemed to have better memories, and found the platform nearly as quickly as younger animals.

In two experiments, we examined the output-bound accuracy of inconsistent memories and found that reminisced memories were indeed less accurate than memories that were reported consistently over multiple opportunities.