I realized that you can really exercise your memory where the past is concerned.
For one thing, they cannot bear to leave the "repository of memory" where their children were born.
Vegetables are grown in neat patches and a garden has been created in her daughter's memory, where MacKeown hopes Scarlett can be eventually buried.
They also let us hear the dissonant chords of memory, "where what is lost is not yet radiant -- not a joy but a source of deepest melancholy".
This is in fundamental contrast to procedural memory, where it is all-important that the remembering be literal, exact, and reproducible.
They work better on the page; or, even better, in memory, where their cognitive fluctuations, their reversals and counter-reversals, interact with our own.
The best of Tolstaya's stories trace that intersection of imagination and memory, where the two become something greater by not being merely one or the other.
I can't think of another trailer in recent memory where the lack of plot detail has been so blatantly flaunted as a selling point.
That image is posted on a Facebook page set up in his memory, where people have uploaded more of his video work and photographs.
The boundaries shift, however, and CPU chips now also contain some high-speed cache memory where data and instructions are temporarily stored for fast access.
