Ideas, plots, characters, conflicts, places -- all come from memory, observation, dream, invention, anecdotes, conversations with other people, conversations of other people, sneakily overheard to... and sometimes from other stories.
WG Sebald's The Rings of Saturn (1998) showed that if you had a distinctive literary voice you could hold together personal memory, minute observation and obscure learning in the form of a journey through a landscape that to ordinary eyes seemed humdrum.
Agents have incomplete information about the underlying system state and their strategies are based on perfect recall memory over observations and local actions.
Secondly, we asked the nurse to assess each patient's memory by direct observation and assign it to one of four categories by the clinical dementia rating (normal, slightly impaired, moderately impaired, or severely impaired) [ 23].
It, too, through its tumbled shards of memory and observation, its layers of physical ritual and speech, aims to trace the fates and desires of men and women.
Olivier Tallec's interactive, pencil-case-shaped picturebook Who Was That? (Chronicle £11.99, 2-4) hones memory and observation by asking children what they saw before the page was turned.
This story a young British orphan who learns how to survive on the streets of India is a thrilling adventure in its own right, but it's also noteworthy for inventing Kim's Game: a game of memory and observation that is a great tool for developing the senses you need to live in the wild.
Like Bonnard, Ms. Freilicher is a painter of both observation and memory.
There are eight fun activities including letter names, letter sounds, spelling observation and memory.
