Sentence examples for memory we should from inspiring English sources
Maybe it was just a collective memory we should all try to forget.
To the extent that smart drugs work — to improve focus, motivation, attention, concentration and/or memory — we should celebrate them, not prohibit them.
As the zeitgeist of 1989 recedes into distant memory, we should do all we can to keep alive the promise it once represented.
"I think it's an incredibly compelling story that this automatic prediction mechanism is constantly operating under the radar of our conscious experience, optimizing what elements of a memory we should remember based on how likely they are to occur in our environment," said Barense, who studies how memory functions are organized in the brain.
Given these preliminaries concerning the Sparse Distributed Memory, we should now proceed to our second premise: chunking through averaging.
To better map the horizons of human memory, we should further delineate the clinical possibilities offered by cognitive theory to reduce pathological aspects of memory, such as flashbacks.
As preferences are learned and we have our own idiosyncratically coded memories, we should not expect to come up with an "ultimate meal" which will appeal to members of all food cultures, but there might nevertheless be more fundamental underlying principles which determine what brings pleasure to humans.
And it has happened in recent-enough memory that we should start to plan on business cycles and corporate cycles with a little bit more regularity.
The day will also feature documentaries; comments by Shigeyuki Hiroki, the consul general of Japan in New York; a moment of silence at 2 46 p.m. (the time of the earthquake in Japan); and "Memory: Things We Should Never Forget," an exhibition of news photographs.
With the inclusion of mature and possibly memory detectors, we should expect an increase in classification accuracy as a result.
But London Mayor Boris Johnson said: "Lord Deighton helped us to deliver the most successful Olympic Games in living memory and we should listen carefully to what he has to say about HS2.
