Sentence examples for memory is lost from inspiring English sources

What LeDoux doesn't know is whether the original memory is lost or simply can't be retrieved.

It was claimed that the degree to which memory is lost depends not on where the brain is injured but on the extent of the damage.

These things aren't recorded on any maps – only local knowledge can help us find them, before the memory is lost forever.

For someone with dementia, what is happening now may remind them of their past; memories from the distant past become increasingly important as short-term memory is lost.

An important point to note is that the main memory of a computer provides only temporary storage; any data stored in main memory is lost when the power is turned off.

British expert Prof Richard Morris, a neuroscientist at the University of Edinburgh, said: "When someone with early Alzheimer's is forgetful, it is tempting to suppose that the memory is lost.

Regarding the training-to-test interval, we note that statistically speaking 30 min after training all odor pairs appear equally distant to the larvae; thus, in addition to an overall decrease in associative scores between immediate testing and testing after a 30-min break, it seems that memory is losing specificity over time.

The vital transmission of a dance from one generation to another, in rehearsal and through physical memory, was lost.

A nation without history is like a nation without a memory, says author and historian, Arthur Schlesinger Jr. Which is why historians are so concerned about email communications and the petabytes of digital memory being lost.

The memory loss detected at around six months coincided with the appearance of detergent-insoluble Aβ aggregates, but the inverse correlation between the aggregation of insoluble Aβ and memory was lost when age was taken into account.

By 24 h after training, however, relief-memory is lost, whereas a third of punishment-memory scores still remain.