Sentence examples for memory moments from inspiring English sources

Here are a selection of defining moments from my own memory – moments of magnificence in the white heat of battle that had their genesis in hours of hard work on some lonely training ground.

It is a mysterious process not unlike that when the present reworks the past, as one rehears and re-evaluates a performance in memory, moments, hours or days after the fact.

This powerful cognitive phenomenon is revealed in a memory error known as "boundary extension" (BE; [ 15]). Figure 1 illustrates this effect, where a healthy participant, having studied a picture of a simple scene, drew the scene from memory moments later and included much more surrounding background than was present in the studied stimulus.

It'll show you (and only you, when you're actually logged in while using Maps) when you last visited, potentially triggering an immersive experiential memory moment like in Assassin's Creed (but probably not).

Take pictures of your graduation- but don't look at it every night and sulk at the memories, just take it for a memory moment and don't constantly look at it.

Memories, moments, stories, timelines and updates are all set to leverage the lower-friction content capture from sources such as drones or connected eyewear.

The menu also has its memory lane moments.

This is, of course, how memory works, moments in time haphazardly stitched together, their significance only understood later.

And above all they do not record in their memory those moments when new ideas appeared as a result of misunderstandings between researchers.

The moment is burned into my memory– the moment before everything changed.

"We created memories and moments for a generation," Howie explains.