Sentence examples for memory we know from inspiring English sources

"With easy money, there's a temptation to pay higher prices," Mr. Black said on Tuesday "There's no institutional memory, we know that about Wall Street".

Episodic or explicit memory, we know, develops relatively late in childhood and is dependent on a complex brain system involving the hippocampi and medial temporal-lobe structures, the system that is compromised in severe amnesiacs and all but obliterated in Clive.

Despite decades of research on spatial memory, we know surprisingly little about how the brain guides navigation to goals.

In our daily lives — in our elevators or our memories — we know the tunes even when we don't know exactly what it is we know.

This is one of the I/O events in recent memory that we know the least about, so you can expect plenty more beyond what we've listed here (and a lot of this is also just guesswork).

This is one of the  I/O events in recent memory that we know the least about, so you can expect plenty more beyond what we've listed here (and a lot of this is also just guesswork).

If we think of our memories as libraries of information, then it may seem surprising that retrieval (which happens when we take a test) improves memory; however, we know from a century of research that retrieving knowledge actually strengthens it (see Karpicke, Lehman, & Aue, 2014).

In a 2011 speech, the king countered the scourge of Arab Holocaust denial by describing the tragedy as "a wound to the collective memory, which we know is engraved in one of the most painful chapters of the collective history of mankind --and called on mankind --andobserve Yomankind --and

We offer jewellery to treasure and evoke memories because we know that this is what our customers love.

And memory, we now know, is a terribly slippery entity.

But despite most of our best attempts to erase the bad memory, we all know what happened to the Internet companies that did not deliver profits.