Sentence examples for memory for example from inspiring English sources

His memory, for example, has not deteriorated significantly.

Capacity is not a thing that can be measured, but short term memory, for example, is.

The favorite game: One person asks, "What is your favorite ice cream?" or "What is your favorite memory?" for example.

Instead of emphasizing megapixels and memory, for example, it says how many high-resolution photos fit on its memory card.

A transparent computer memory, for example, could be accessed by a laser beam, which could probe to varying depths.

The memory, for example, that the protagonist had once eaten "fried cat", or the sights and sounds of the street in Rio, or certain memories.

In some extreme cases people can become psychologically paralysed by their memories, for example in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

That could be particularly useful for elderly people with faltering memories, for example, to track whether they are taking their drugs.

Meanwhile, both the age of the memory and its initial strength sometimes seem to affect how malleable it is: older memories, for example, can be more resistant to alteration, though that's not always the case.

Still other studies suggest that the hippocampus is able to support rapid learning by reducing interference among similar memories (for example, where a person parked his or her car today versus yesterday).

That, he added, is the idea of the site: "What does the city look like when you're seeing it not just through an official lens, or your own lens, but seeing it through the lens of what other people have experienced?" Ms. Adisman's memories, for example, are organized into a mini-tour called "K's New York: Going Going Gone".