Sentence examples for memory in that from inspiring English sources

The present data go beyond these findings of disjointedness within the trauma memory, in that they suggest disjointedness between the trauma memory and other autobiographical information.

The proposed method is related to holographic models of associative memory in that it employs circular correlation to create compositional representations.

The editing and cinematography seem to imitate memory, in that the snapshots contain actions and visions at once fleeting and everlasting.

"Places seem to me to have some kind of memory, in that they activate memory in those who look at them," says Sebald.

The current Communist regime in Czechoslovakia, under the guidance of Gustave Husak is dedicated to the obliteration of history, thought and memory in that country.

"But I'll guess that when this is over, that this probably will prove to have been the change of hands with the least loss of life of any time in modern memory in that country.

There are, of course, dementia-specific differences in memory dysfunction in that episodic memory is most impaired in Alzheimer's disease, while semantic memory deficits are most prominent in semantic dementia.

But recent history suggests that voters have short memories in that regard.

Nostalgia, Wildschut says, is distinct from these negative memories in that "it is always related to intimacy maintenance: I want to remind myself of the people who are no longer here and what they meant for me.

Retentions are akin to memories in that they re-present the past, but to fulfil the task required of them they must be more vivid than ordinary memories.

I revel in those warm masala-tinged memories in that early morning space between sleep and wakefulness until I remember where and who I am now.