Sentence examples for memory brands from inspiring English sources

He's still a PC gamer, but he doesn't have to spend 900 hours researching the difference between memory brands, or spend $2,000 to play Modern Warfare 2. All of this comes from a recent Jon Peddie Research study.

Hyperglycemia has disruptive effects on the brain and markedly affects cognition and memory (Brands et al., 2004).

They grope through a maze of poses and stratagems to define their feelings for each other, a process that offers some memory-branding moments.

Start with the memory-branding performance of Ms. Redgrave in Robert Falls's excellent revival of "Long Day's Journey Into Night".

This study uses a 2 (high repetition vs low repetition) × 2 (high brand familiarity vs low brand familiarity) factorial design to test the effects of repetition and brand familiarity on consumers' memory for brands placed in video games.

Nothing has done more in recent memory to brand the industry as a public interest than the bailout program.

They are a hard sell -- young people who, market surveys show, have short memories for brands, fickle tastes and a high degree of skepticism toward traditional sales pitches.

Still, for now, these online-centric start-ups are selling only a tiny fraction of the number of mattresses that are sold each year by their legacy competitors: Tempur Sealy, a public company which includes upscale memory foam brand Tempur-Pedic as well as the more value-oriented Sealy; and Serta Simmons, a private-equity owned entity that houses the Serta and Simmons brands.

The study could further be extended to examine memory and brand loyalty among the male and female consumers.

Customers, vendors, prospective employees, partners and competitors have long memories; the brand becomes tarnished.

Without argument, there hasn't been a more untimely demise or massive misstep in recent beverage brand memory than the internment of the brand consumers know and love as Gatorade.