Sentence examples for memory water from inspiring English sources

This is the music of memory, water.

However, intriguingly, in a study using administration of the ROS scavenger alpha-phenyl-N-tert-butyl-nitrone, the authors found an improvement in memory (water maze task) accompanied by a paradoxical increase in neuronal DNA fragmentation.

A similar transient deficit was reported after lesions of the AD, which included damage to the adjacent dorsal anteroventral nuclei in both working memory and reference memory water maze tasks (Van Groen et al., 2002).

The previously reported impairment in OFC-lesioned rats on the spatial version of the intertemporal choice task is unlikely to reflect a general problem with spatial learning, because OFC lesions were without effect on acquisition of the standard reference memory water-maze task and spatial working memory performance (nonmatching-to-place) on the T-maze.

The houses and the lighthouse serve as two points in the triangle of exhibitions called "The Memory of Water".

But few residents had any memory of water rising high enough to threaten homes, let alone lives.

Mary, curator, eco-fiction.com Memory of Water by Emmi Itäranta: The novel takes place in the future after climate change has ravished economies and ecologies, and made fresh water scarce.

Finnish writer Emmi Itäranta makes the cut for her debut, Memory of Water, in which a girl is given the secret of the spring hidden near her village on her 17th birthday.

Today Gaza faces one of the most brutal military sieges in recent memory, with water and electricity cut off for most of the population and the borders hermetically sealed.

Based on Shelagh Stephenson's stage play The Memory of Water, the film is theatrical in the worst possible way: the actors (all of whom have performed well in other films) speak emphatically, either in long soliloquies or in short, slow sentences they clearly hope will turn out as deadpan humour.

The Girl With All the Gifts by MR Carey (Orbit) The Book of Strange New Things by Michel Faber (Canongate) Europe in Autumn by Dave Hutchinson (Solaris) Memory Of Water by Emmi Itäranta (HarperVoyager) The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North (Orbit) Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel (Picador).