Sentence examples for memory that if from inspiring English sources
I was at the museum seven years ago, but I knew with the deep certainty of a muscle memory that if I wound my way through the next two or three rooms I would come across a favorite treasure: Piero della Francesca's diptych portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Urbino.
At the root of this dark space lies a very full, very colorful, extremely powerful memory that if I allow it to take over can not only fill the dark vast dank space but, if I allow it, maybe take over completely and correct it.
You may have a happy childhood memory or even a more recent memory that, if you focus on it, could help you distract yourself from whatever fear you are experiencing as a result of watching a scary movie, etc. Find an object in the room where you sleep to focus on.
It's our "prospective memory" that makes this work – if you've ever gone to bed determined to wake up at a certain time, then you've already used this skill.
For comparison, column SACS Max shows the maximum possible amount of memory that would be used by SACS if the page graph contained information about every object (cached or not) seen by the cache server during the simulation.
We choose gifts and activities to create memories that can go with H even if he moves on from us.
The first goal was to examine the prediction that rats with perirhinal lesions would show false memories, that is, treat novel stimuli as if they are familiar (McTighe et al., 2010; Romberg et al., 2012), so displaying unusually low exploration levels for novel objects.
Or you can do it from memory, if that is something that you do well (don't try this if you aren't super confident you can do it).
But Russian authority is now so remote a memory that, even if Chechnya proves unviable as an independent state, it is hard to conceive of it ever again being subject to Moscow.In March, after Russia's latest government shuffle, no single top official was given the job of dealing with the breakaway republic.
Of all the times I've backed away from something in fear, it's this memory that resurfaces if only to offer a lesson through extremes; the difference between 3 and 500 feet, a soft and a hard landing.
It's the most memorable memory, if that makes sense, even more than the World Series".
