Sentence examples for memory were more from inspiring English sources

In one striking instance in the article, however, The Times decided Sergeant Gottlieb's "case notes," apparently based on his memory, were more credible than the handwritten notes of a fellow police investigator, Officer Benjamin Himan.

Results provide converging evidence that: (a) the spelling assessments differed in the cognitive load placed on test-takers; (b) performance decreased with increasing cognitive load of the assessment; and (c) brain regions associated with working memory were more highly activated during performance of assessments that were higher in cognitive load.

Removing memory is more complicated.

In my experience deep memory is, more often than not, the memory of embarrassment.

These curated images for contemporary cultural memory are more easily digestible and put out of mind.

But whether it is well-served by a long memory is more contentious.

"If you relax, memory is more likely to occur," he would tell them.

By Rachel Aviv "If you relax, memory is more likely to occur," a psychologist told the suspects.

Memory was more likely to improve in participants who were younger, less educated, and less depressed.

For Anderson, working memory is essentially conscious memory; the rest of declarative memory is more or less preconscious.

While short-term memory is associated with the hippocampus, long-term memory is more spread throughout the cortex.