Paglen started shooting furtively, but, noticing an Afghan checkpoint ahead, he stuck his memory card under the seat and swapped in a dummy.
An observation; a dry fact; a memory; something noticed; someone encountered; a joke; something wry; a provocation; something playful.
Also, people tend to have short memories; they notice the current cluster, but don't remember the previous one.
A new class of young and ambitious students with short memories will notice — and a new race to Wall Street could be on.
"I'm very sympathetic to people like Councilman Sadowsky who couldn't possibly have known about Dickstein's NKVD connection," said Dr. John S. Mercer, the clinical director for the anesthesiology department at Columbia University Medical Center and a voracious reader with a well-honed memory, who noticed the plaza designation not long ago.
In similar vein, one of Hume's editors complains that "the unsatisfactory nature of Hume's account of memory is noticed by nearly all his commentators.
But when Oxford University research fellow Emily Troscianko read this literature on Proust's depiction of involuntary memory, she noticed a strange trend: they all misconstrue Proust.
When the model retrieves a fact from memory and notices that the outcome is negative (e.g., 3−6 = −3), the model will add 10 to the upper term, retrieve a new fact (13−6 = 7), and store in its problem state that a 'borrowing' is in progress.
You have the time to make breakfast about memories, about noticing that your grandson likes his eggs the same way grandpa does.
The 51-year-old, a fine artist who teaches at Friends Schooll in Saffron Waldon, Essex, said: "I have a very good visual memory and do notice people's face and what they're wearing.
