The sounds of the idle, the stop and the handbrake were wonderfully logical and reassuring, like muscle memory rendered audible.
Fagan was aware that her revived memory rendered untrue her responses at voir dire concerning her lack of personal knowledge of violence and her impression of the Black Panther Party.
The Jamaican-born poet Ishion Hutchinson's second book, "House of Lords and Commons," is a study of place and memory rendered in what used to be called "the grand style": the timeless, high-literary idiom that nearly anyone who has ever learned the language would identify as "poetry," based on its sound alone, and that nonplussed readers of contemporary poetry sometimes say they miss.
Today, designers are confronted with applications with thousands of buffers and architectures with hundreds of memories, rendering manual approaches impractical.
However, because neuronal integration necessarily remodels hippocampal circuits, computational models predict that the addition of new neurons may lead to the destabilization of existing memories, rendering them harder to access as neurogenesis unfolds5,6,7,8.
President John F. Kennedy's death and its aftermath became intractable memories rendered in black and white.
Reactivation of fear memory renders consolidated amygdala synapses labile.
"It enlivens the spirit, if taken in moderation, recalls the past to memory, renders men joyous, preserves youth and delays senility".
During EMDR, patients make horizontal eye movements (EMs) while simultaneously recalling a traumatic memory, which renders the memory less vivid and emotional when it is later recalled again.
It can be speculated that the higher number of shocks received in the learned safety-matched shock alone controls as compared to the learned fear matched shock alone controls may induce a higher level of arousal during the memory recall, rendering the re-exposure without further negative consequence a reinforcing experience34.
