Sentence examples for memory which could from inspiring English sources
Not only did it govern subconscious motor activity like walking but it had a form of memory, which could be reactivated through rehabilitation.
It was the members of the ensemble as they walked in performing Steve Reich's "Clapping Music," a mesmerizing wave of complex, pulsating rhythmic patterns performed by hand clapping and, here, from memory, which could not have been easy.
Many questions relied on the respondents' memory, which could be inaccurate.
Because of the characteristics and distinctive architecture of RAM in the dedicated micro-controller, the source programs are first downloaded to the flash memory which could speed up the code execution.
Another exclusive prediction of our hypothesis is that multiple attribute-pair representations are stored in memory, which could cause specific errors in a short-term memory task.
Providers sometimes missed important information (e.g., previous CRC screening results) or relied on patient memory, which could be inaccurate.
Seven studies [ 32, 37, 40, 43, 45, 47, 48] developed handheld glucose meters with memory storage which could be connected to the PC/internet and at which point recorded clinical data were transmitted.
Now scientists have developed a method that takes advantage of memory's malleability to block specific fear memories, which could someday lead to new therapies for anxiety disorders and phobias.
There is a considerable literature examining attempts to suppress or reappraise emotional memories which could be applied to this question.
Also, the authors should consider that the poor performance is likely because of the high degree of interference between the many repeated left- and right-turn trials, consistent with the favored interpretation that stimulation at the right time may reduce interference of competing memories, which could be viewed as the principal variable in controlling performance.
It can sometimes bring back hidden memories which could be traumatic.
