Sentence examples for memory survives from inspiring English sources
His memory survives for what he attempted to achieve and the high ideals he held before himself.
These data suggest that reward contrast does not explain our earlier findings that source memory survives unusually long retention intervals.
The behavior represents true associative learning, not chemical legacy, and, as far as we know, provides the first definitive demonstration that associative memory survives metamorphosis in Lepidoptera.
The present study, the first to demonstrate conclusively that associative memory survives metamorphosis in Lepidoptera, provokes intriguing new questions about the organization and persistence of the central nervous system during metamorphosis.
Although Smyrna and Chios early began competing for the honour (the poet Pindar, early in the 5th century bce, associated Homer with both), and others joined in, no authenticated local memory survived anywhere of someone who, oral poet or not, must have been remarkable in his time.
Since South India is not a suitable climate for wheat cultivation, the old word for "wheat" was no longer even a memory, surviving only as Tamil kūlam, a generic term for "grain", and a few related words in Gondi-Kui (DEDR 1906).
In "Whales" Mr. Eckert gives sweet, silly and sad form to the hope that our memories survive intact in what we create.
Along the southern coast, fishermen set out to battle large deepwater fish of the Gulf Stream, and in Edenton memories survive of the colonial ladies who held one of the first "tea parties" to boycott tea and other products from England as a protest against duties imposed by the British.
This implies that the neuronal circuits responsible for consolidating and maintaining associative memories survive the extensive neurochemical modifications that accompany gregarization [ 35].
She lost her beloved daughter Naomi Schor December 2, 2001, in loving memory, is survived by her adoring daughter Mira Schor.
In a fractious, overheated atmosphere, the last thing the Americans need is for Saddam, or his memory, to survive as the Scarlet Pimpernel of Baghdad.
