Sentence examples for memory in general from inspiring English sources

I have a terrible memory in general, but if I'm into something I can reel off fact after fact, so I could also understand Joe's thing for lyrics.

Days later, you might remember what Felberbaum had said about memory in general ("The ability to remember helps lubricate all of life's transactions"), and about memory competitions like the Memoriad ("I think you're gonna see memory in the Olympics within six years, and you can write that down").

Memory in general is doing well, and the flash memory business is probably the most robust right now.

The EEG data indicate a strong overall right hemisphere effect, which is likely related to spatial working memory in general.

We think this could be equally helpful for people who are on Medicare and Medicaid in the U.S., as it is for people in developing nations who don't have local access to great healthcare, and to people who are concerned about memory in general, but may not have the ability, or even mobility, to get help," Kaplan said.

I don't know if smoking has affected my memory in general, but when I'm stoned it's definitely impaired.

Our aim was to investigate whether PTSD was associated with changes in the neural networks involved in the retrieval of episodic memories in general (independent of stimulus valence), as well as in the retrieval of positive and negative versus neutral memories.

We suggest that memory training programs may be misguided by an implicit "generalist" assumption memory training on a couple of memory tasks will have a positive benefit on memory ability in general.

A primary focus of the chapter, and the HSA memory model in general, is to develop an understanding of memory ordering, or how loads and stores from concurrently running HSA agents interleave with one another.

Differences were also found between young and older adults in metamemory subscales, so that old adults showed greater memory knowledge in general and young adults had more favourable perceptions and feelings about memory.

The data-handling capacity of a memory device, in general, is characterized by its data retention property.