Sentence examples for memory of earlier from inspiring English sources

Luban strongly refuted claims made by the CIA that they had "lost institutional memory of earlier [torture] programs" — he pointed out that many CIA "veterans" remained from the 1980s at the time RDI was initiated.

The Abacus Smart Watch comes with a choice of six animated faces and a metal or leather band, and has twice the memory of earlier models that worked with MSN Direct.

The myth of exodus, suggests Cambridge archaeologist Cyprian Broodbank, was "at best a refracted folk memory of earlier expulsions of Levantine people". There are echoes of the Moses myth in a number of other traditions: his escape as a baby through a treacherous waterway is similar to tales of Sargon, a pre-biblical hero from ancient Mesopotamia, as well as the Hindu deity Krishna.

Cyprian Broodbank, the Disney professor of archaeology at Cambridge University, wrote in his recent history of the Mediterranean that the exodus was "at best a refracted folk memory of earlier expulsions of Levantine people" following the reconquest of the Nile delta by the Egyptian king Ahmose around 1530BC.

I'm not alone in having a fond memory of earlier Pokémon games but no 3DS to play the latest entries in the series, and while Pokémon Go is emphatically its own game, it can evoke enough nostalgic charm to be worth picking up.

Time profiles with a downward change can encourage the dynamics to shift toward the steady state, thus settling the response and removing the memory of earlier stimuli.

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HONOR THE MEMORY OF EARLY LEADERS; Organizations Open Celebration of Constitution at Exercises in Hall of Fame.

Leonardo's memory of early childhood, one that fascinated Freud, was this.

He is also finishing a book on space and memory of early modern Lahore.

A little research confirms a vague memory of early days at Middlesex but only now can the absurdity be seen.