Sentence examples for memory records from inspiring English sources

One, known as declarative memory, records names, faces and new experiences and stores them until they are consciously retrieved.

The other, episodic memory, records memorable events from a person's own life.Harvey Whitehouse, also of Oxford, thinks these different ways of remembering are harnessed by what he sees as two distinct aspects of religiosity.

But living memory records the pungency of inner-city markets such as Covent Garden, Billingsgate and Spitalfields – as well as specific industrial landmarks such as Sarson's vinegar factory in Bermondsey.

Everett's goal, then, was to show that the memory records of an observer as described by quantum mechanics without the collapse dynamics would agree with those predicted by the standard formulation with the collapse dynamics.

In short, Everett took pure wave mechanics to be empirically faithful because one could find quantum mechanical experience in the model as relative memory records associated with relative modeled observers.

The very first memory recorded in the ghosted autobiography of 1936 was of "an enormous peasant seated on the stump of a tree".

"Paul Revere's Ride," in other words, is a poem written in 1860 based on a memory recorded in 1798 about something that happened in 1775.

The columns of glacier water reminded me of the core samples that climate scientists drill out of the deep ice, which likewise function as a sort of library or memory, recording altered states and weathers, sometimes over many centuries.

No. It's a memory, recorded and set down as well as memory ever can be.

The soil memory recorded in paleosols of loess-paleosol sequences is an important contributor to our understanding of past climatic conditions.

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