Sentence examples for memory interpretation from inspiring English sources

(Formerly CLASSGRK 112). The funeral oration (epitaphios logos) is an important genre of speech whose performance in Classical Athens involved central aspects of the polis' life, such as collective memory, interpretation of the past, civic values, politics and, indeed, the art of speaking well.

In contrast to self-reports, tracking visitors' behavior is independent of visitors' memory, interpretation or social desirability (Crutzen & Göritz, 2010) and this provides valuable information about the actual use of Internet-delivered counselling services (Crutzen, Peters, Dias Portugal, Fisser, & Grolleman, 2011).

However, these same rats did not show a decrease in overall exploration, while an increase in the exploration of familiar objects relative to the sham controls was seen across later trials, results not predicted by the false memory interpretation (McTighe et al., 2010).

Others are merely distortions of memory or interpretation -- perhaps, like her own, a bit too obedient to the needs of the story.

Socially anxious (n= 37) and nonanxious (n= 47) individuals viewed two positive, two negative, and two neutral video vignettes and completed two cognitive tasks assessing memory and interpretation of factual details immediately and after 48 h.

Self-reported methods are open to poor recall or memory decay, interpretation difficulties, and increased participant burden.

The value of today's stethoscope depends on the observer's ears, brain and memory for interpretation as it moves from site to site.

Bülow was also among the earliest interpreters of Johannes Brahms, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, and Richard Strauss and was one of the first conductors to conduct from memory; his interpretations were noted for their integrity and emotional power.

If the memory-based interpretation for the present data is valid, this would mean that infants did learn phonological aspects of non-adjacent elements of frequent versus less frequent combinations across the experiment.

Experiment 3 ruled out a memory-based interpretation of these findings.

In this section we present both a chronological history of change within the practice and exploration of how and why it happened this way from the memories and interpretation of the participants involved in the action.