Sentence examples for memory helping to from inspiring English sources

The researchers say that this supports the idea that interhemispheric processing is uniquely important for episodic memory, helping to explain the lefties' episodic memory advantage.

In addition, given the high turnover and staff vacancies that frequently affects government programs, a TSU can offer the additional value of institutional memory, helping to provide much-needed continuity and stability for implementing agencies as well as helping to foster their success.

But he agreed to try once more one of our regular fun "warm-ups", Mozart's D major sonata, and mirabile dictu his memory helped to guide his fingers unerringly through all three movements; it was very moving to share with him this coming back to musical life.

The present move will constitute C and the remaining curve will constitute P. Figure 2 Demonstration of how past memory helps to predict the future motion.

For instance, Guida and Tardieu [42] prove that personalization, similarly to long-term working memory, helps to overcome working memory limitations, expanding storage and processing capabilities of human-beings.

This pioneering study will throw light on the question of if, and how, psilocybin helps in the recall of distant or repressed memories, helping to develop it as an aid in psychotherapy, and also explore the important and neglected subject of cerebral circulation.

May their cherished memories help to lighten their hearts at this sad time.

Love and our precious memories help to sustain us, but oh how we miss you... not a day goes by.

Ginsberg, meanwhile, became a beloved and quite benign public figure, paying tribute to his friend's memory by helping to found the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics in Boulder, Colo.

I have memories of helping to cut acres of these as a child, the aroma when leaves chopped and ends trimmed making my eyes sting.

Dr. Dehavenon strove to keep Mr. Kapell's memory alive by helping to publish his diaries and issue new recordings of his music.