Sentence examples for memory and projection from inspiring English sources

It must be about memory and projection and need.

All three films unfold within less than a day, during which their conversations skip between future and past, memory and projection, wishes and regrets.

This is central to territorial planning because RPG and derived MAS models talk to actors and researchers in the same language that human memory and projection mental capabilities function.

Adams's shockingly radiant landscapes -- where trees glow white, skies are deep black, and mountains are step tones of gray -- appear not as perfectly pure, transparent and instantaneous records of nature itself but rather as a record of his restless attempts to locate his memories and projections.

Tom Coughlin and Jim Handy finished the day providing insights on the memory market and projections for the growth of PM as shown in the graph below.

The article "A Low Complexity Reweighted Proportionate Affine Projection Algorithm with Memory and Row Action Projection", by L. Liu, S.L. Grant, and J. Benesty, proposes a reweighted proportionate affine projection algorithm (PAPA), derived from a family of sparseness measures, which demonstrate performance similar to other PAPA derivatives but with lower computational complexity.

A new reweighted proportionate affine projection algorithm (RPAPA) with memory and row action projection (MRAP) is proposed in this paper.

The RSC has been implicated with other posterior CC regions with topographic and topokinetic memory, and has primary projections to the anterior thalamic nuclei, also associated with emotional aspects of pain perception [72].

In this recent series, collectively titled Janus II, he turns his eye to archways, doors, windows, the Janus predicament of thresholds, reflective memories and uncertain projections.

"So three years ago I began developing this show". "Memory 5D+" marries digital animation and projection with virtuoso Chinese singers and musicians playing traditional instruments, all knitted together by a story inspired by ancient Chinese cosmology.

To live in nostalgia is to turn the world into a sepulcher, a memento mori of grand proportions, as each and every image, association, and relationship is but a mirror, a place for the projection of memory and all that has come to pass.