Sentence examples for memory to navigate from inspiring English sources

"He can't rely on memory to navigate through spaces.

They are set up and function much as the basic RadioShack remote does but have only nine buttons, all big and mostly varying in shape for those who might rely on tactile memory to navigate the device.

Creating an enriching environment has been connected with stronger neural growth in the hippocampus; we've seen growth through steady eight-week practice of mindfulness meditation, and one of the earliest studies showed this area of the brain larger in taxi drivers vs. bus drivers because they had to constantly use memory to navigate versus just being on auto-pilot.

The researchers found that drinking champagne improved spatial memory – the ability to navigate to wherever you want to go (for example, getting home after the pub).

However, compared with control males and females, exposed males showed reduced ability to use memory and spatial cues to navigate a Barnes maze, a circular apparatus with 1 exit hole and 11 false exits.

The hippocampus is one of the most important region in the brain responsible for the formation of new memories and helps us to navigate.

Is it glitchy, hard to navigate, and memory consuming (some programs lie, despite what they say the system requirements are).

Fortunately, I had come here long ago, and was able to navigate by dim memory and the angle of the sunlight.

This is especially well illustrated by the very rare Pouteria aningueri trees that would be rarely encountered if chimpanzees were to navigate without spatial memory, but were actually the most frequently visited tree species in March 2005 (Fig.  2).

Trying to navigate those painful memories from the past while experiencing family problems in the present was beyond difficult.

The genetically engineered animals did much better than regular mice at learning how to navigate mazes and other memory tests which psychologists like to inflict on their subjects.