Sentence examples for memory and imagery from inspiring English sources

Her continually strengthening powers of musical memory and imagery had indeed become crucial to her, kept her going, since the onset of her visual difficulties, nine years earlier.

This became a source of great solace to her, in her paralysis; she had no idea, she later told me, that such powers of memory and imagery were available to her. (I now suspect that such powers are not too uncommon in visual thinkers; I know one artist, a highly geometric thinker, who does diagramless crosswords mentally, manipulating the letters and their squares in his head while he is painting).

We, therefore, suggest that the conjoint activity of the mid-fusiform gyrus and the precuneus after visual working memory training reflects an interaction of working memory and imagery processes with complex visual stimuli that fosters the coherent synthesis of a percept from a complex visual input in service of enhanced Chinese character learning.

In fMRI studies, perceiving experimentally learned faces activates the precuneus, supporting its role in familiarity processing, long-term memory retrieval and imagery [2], [7].

Even the most abstract reasoning in science and mathematics requires imagery: diagrams and written symbols supplement short-term memory, and richer imagery is essential for novel analogies and creative insights.

Afterimages and phosphenes are phenomenologically quite different from the mental imagery of memory and imagination, and they seem not to bear intentionality (and so, unlike mental images, they do not function as mental representations), and they are not subject to direct voluntary control.

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".

Activation of the precuneus was also observed in both visual memory and visual imagery processing [Slotnick et al., 2012].

This time-frequency band is related to complex cognitive processes such as attention, memory, and mental imagery [ 27- 29].

While Oh My Pastel! and the Rainbow Paper series is a homage to childhood memories and visual imagery.

In conclusion, our approach follows directly from hypothesis-driven theory from cognitive science of trauma memory and the visual imagery nature of flashbacks.