Sentence examples for memory that are from inspiring English sources

So is the sovereign consciousness that Descartes thought so free and so capable of reason really in control at all? Are we all somnambulists, our conscious selves mere patchworks of sensory information and memory that are full of holes and lesions?

In mice that have poor cognition, they can go on intermittent fasting for three months and we see differences in their memory that are linked to neurogenesis.

It has been widely presumed that if the plaques can be removed or, better, stopped from forming in the first place the confusion and loss of memory that are the main outward manifestations of Alzheimer's will be relieved as well.

Hirst says Fox – who helped Keith Richards to fill in the gaps in his memory that are the inevitable consequence of a life in rock'n'roll – has been plucking anecdotes gleaned from interviews with other sources to prompt Hirst to remember his own past.

Standing close to the stage feels like sitting in her bedroom, flicking through photo albums; each song assembles shards of memory that are vivid in quotidian detail – the colour of someone's hair, the cut of someone else's trousers – yet leave space for the imagination.

Mr. Van Scoter said the three the biggest consumers of power are: first, the L.C.D. screen (even the small ones commonly found on digital audio players) and the buttons and other elements that control the use of the device; second, the media (spinning compact disk, SmartCard or flash memory) that are used to store and play music files; and the D.S.P. chip itself and associated components.

For Marker, image is memory, and it is primarily memory that is the nucleus of his film.

"The snaps were memory aids; it was the memory that was the essential thing," Mr. Szarkowski writes.

She is the Memory that is the basis of all life and creativity.

The MSP430F12XX devices have program memory that is Flash memory.

RRAM is a nonvolatile memory that is similar to PCM.