Sentence examples for memory of sounds from inspiring English sources

It appears early in childhood and is apparently an acute form of memory of sounds of a particular instrument, such as the home piano.

Another project, "Deaf, Dumb and Blonde," about a deaf woman's memory of sound, was deemed a commercial risk for being almost entirely silent.

When a fetus is introduced to a repeated sound, their memory of that sound stimulates its' recognition.

At lunch one day they discussed Mr. Weisgard's childhood memory of street sounds in London.

"People have ingrained in them a memory of certain sounds," he narrates in this BBC documentary about his profession.

I possess the knowledge of his laughter and of Angie and Johnny's bubbly white noise but have no memory of the sounds themselves.

We measured the blood oxygenation-level dependent (BOLD) activation signal in musicians and non-musicians during working memory of musical sounds to determine the relation among performance, musical competence and generally enhanced cognition.

"When I started to remember this period, I realized that many of my memories were of sounds and smells," Sattouf told me.

The boyhood memory of the sound of her typing gave their house "a secret, questing life".

I have a specific memory of the sound of my own heartbeat resonating colour to me as a child.

My memory of bedroom sound is of babies crying and of Spanish music from the transistor radios of housekeepers and of pigeons, hundreds of pigeons who roosted overnight: the cooing, the almost plastic snap of wings, and, on occasion, if startled, the gray explosion from below to the blue sky fifteen floors above, a mushroom cloud in the form of rock dove.