Sentence examples for memory practice from inspiring English sources

Allen and Yen [ 48] explained that using a very short time interval between tests could cause carryover effects due to memory, practice, or mood.

A very short time interval makes the carryover effects due to memory, practice, or mood more likely, whereas a longer interval increases the chances that a change in status could occur.

Everything is muscle memory, practice like you will compete.

Preferably, you should practice in front of a mirror, though, if you've got your expressions down pat and are just trying to imprint them in your muscle memory, practice without a mirror can suffice.

Those memory practices aren't dead, but, with the names and dates of the Plantagenet kings now just a click away, there is less and less need for them.

Collective memory practices are not only linked to sites of domination that attempt to legitimate a given social order, but also to unsanctioned sites of struggle, opposition, and transformation.

Various principles of plot construction thus ground our ordinary memory practices: we assume, for example, that the remembered I has traced "a continuous spatio-temporal route through all the narratives of memory, a route continuous with the present and future location of the remembering subject" (Campbell 1997, p. 110).

Focused on shared, collective, or social memory practices, this article examines the linkages between memory and history with attention to the fields of power, in which the struggle for domination over remembrance and tradition, the manipulation of retrievable historical consciousness and collective forgetting, takes place.

As the IDND continues to expand, one step in its growth is to help IDND's member memory practices form a PBRN.

6 This memory care practice is one of five memory care practices affiliated with the Indianapolis Discovery Network for Dementia.

There are seven concepts you can commit to memory and practice regularly in order to effectively manage your finances.