Sentence examples for memory is preserved from inspiring English sources

His memory is preserved in a museum in Jericho and, online, at www.snowflakebentley.com.com

It has been said that archives are where memory is preserved and history is made.

Her memory is preserved not in amber, but in the colour rebeccapurple.

This proved, among other things, that memory is preserved in the way that brain cells grow together, since a hamster that had learned to run in a maze would retain the knowledge even after being frozen and resuscitated.

The saint's memory is preserved in the Hermitage, a small 12th-century oratory on L'Islet, as well as in the Abbey (later Priory) of St. Helier, founded in the mid-12th century by Robert Fitz Hamon of Gloucester.

His memory is preserved in many ways, from a portrait on the wall to the park around the corner, now named after a boy who used to play there.

Two kinds of memory are preserved.

Some long-term soundscape memory was preserved because the sounds correlated to something profound in people's mind to some degree.

Experiment 1 showed that a night of sleep indeed benefits both knowledge types: Whereas shared and unique features showed forgetting (especially for well-learned items) over wake, memory was preserved for unique features and improved for shared features over sleep regardless of initial encoding strength.

This suggests, says Phelps, that flashbulb memories differ from memories of more neutral events not because the details of the memory are preserved any better, but because we think they are.

When the computer was not in use, contents of the memory were preserved as long as the main lead-acid battery remained charged.