Sentence examples for memory editing from inspiring English sources

Memory Editing is not illegal since the memory on your computer is your individual property.

I remember perfect long, hot summers - your memory edits out the midge bites and the appalling weather.

Jack Schofield is the editor of Practical Computing You may also enjoy Jack Schofield's memories of editing the Guardian's technology section.

LW performed the literature reviews of the thermo-mechanical probe memeory and the phase-change probe memory and drafted the manuscript; CHY performed the literature review of magnetic probe memory and edited the tables and figures; JW, SDG, and YXP performed the literature review of ferroelectric probe memory.

I realise that my memory has edited out the worries and doubt that accompanied the creating of last year's show.

At the show, I was mildly shocked to realize that my own memory had edited the image in exactly that way, framing a meaning that Eggleston's actual composition, while not denying it, fastidiously de-emphasizes.

THE VINTAGE BOOK OF AMNESIA: An Anthology of Writing on the Subject of Memory Loss, edited by Jonathan Lethem; Vintage; $14. "If it's usually felt that every compelling novel is in some sense a mystery, the examples of Kafka and Beckett suggest that amnesia can be seen as a basic condition for characters enmeshed in fiction's web".

The same logic ought to hold, he believes, for any memory-editing technologies that his research might lead to.

But if "Happy Memories" is merely commonplace on the topic of memory, it shines as a meditation on how written fiction might begin as a mental process in which memories are edited or corrected so as to be fixed in a particular emotional template.

"Memory erasure remains a possible but unproven hypothesis," Joseph LeDoux has written, adding that editing memories "is definitely possible and has broad implications.

"I even see a world where editing memories is something of a reality.