Sentence examples for memory understanding from inspiring English sources

Their soul, Augustine believed, was a vestige of the Trinity, in its triple powers of memory, understanding and will.

In a written statement about his hourlong solo, "We Failed to Hold This Reality in Mind," Hooman Sharifi explains that the audience has "to deal with memory, understanding, boredom and not understanding".

The image of God is found in the fundamental interrelatedness of the memory, understanding, and will.

This finding is supported by von Wangenheim, (2012), who analyse the cognitive dimension of an educational game focusing on memory, understanding and conceptual application.

The Biology of Memory Understanding processes that lead to memory has been the basis of Norwegian neuroscientist Edvard Moser's research career to date.

For FitzRalph, memory, understanding and willing are not the same (which was the position of Scotus and that adopted by Chatton against Ockham), neither are they really distinct but are distinguished inasmuch as the soul expresses itself differently through these powers.

FitzRalph, on the other hand, opposed Aquinas for regarding memory and understanding as the same.

The researchers also studied gene activity in the animals' hippocampus, a part of the brain important for memory and understanding one's whereabouts.

In the text, Kûkai relates how as a student he met a Buddhist priest who taught him an esoteric meditative practice called the Kokûzôgumonji no ho ("Âkâśagarbha's method for seeking hearing and retaining"), which involved the recitation of a mantra a million times and was supposed to endow the practitioner with miraculous powers of memory and understanding.

Later in the call, a reporter questioned whether McCain's verbal error was a sign that the Senator's age was affecting his memory and understanding.

I was fully awake when I realized that whenever another sphere of aware light came into contact with me, there was an immediate and spontaneous exchange between us of our respective Memory and Understanding.