Sentence examples for memory documented from inspiring English sources

How can collective memory documented with oral history be the raw material for artistic production?

Finally, set shifting and working memory, documented in 11-year-old children from the Michigan cohort, were affected by PCB exposure in non- breast-fed children.

Then they laugh at the incongruity of such a disagreement from a pair of filmmakers who have spent the past three years fixated on nothing but memory, documenting the remarkable process for remembering institutionalized by South Africa in its Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

"I spent much of my life trying to be invisible," says Memory, documenting the physical and emotional pains of being an outsider: how her albino skin blistered in the sun; how she was brutally bullied; how she wanted to crawl out of her own skin, "to disappear, to melt and only observe".

The Mnemosyne project deals with the organization and sharing of personal memory documents in both physical and digital environments.

The Mnemosyne system allows people to manage personal memory documents, such as photos or text files, and create sharable albums.

It's more like segmented reality or memory documents.

This is a memory document of that particular location in Havana.

Diagnosis of MCI followed Petersen et al. [ 15] and included the following features: (1) a complaint of defective memory; (2) normal activities of daily living; (3) a memory deficit documented on mental status evaluation and supported by abnormalities on neuropsychological testing; and (4) absence of dementia.

(2001): (i) memory complaint documented by the patient and collateral source; (ii) relatively normal general cognition; (iii) normal activities of daily living; (iv) not demented (DSM-IV) and (v) memory impaired for age and education.

Disruption of subunit expression of the N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor (NMDAR) and NMDAR-mediated calcium signaling in glutamatergic synapses is considered the main mechanism of lead-induced deficits in synaptic plasticity, and in learning and memory deficits documented with animal models of lead toxicity.