Sentence examples for memory which we from inspiring English sources

"Actors, we have this thing called a 'sense memory' which we draw on for particularly emotional moments.

And if I did I wouldn't trust myself, because according to an article I read recently what we consider a memory is actually a memory of a memory, which we refine every time we tell it.

While still yielding good results, splitting data memory was not as beneficial as splitting instruction memory, which we attribute to the large heap requirements of the applications.

So when the Interwebs started freaking out over the G1's lack of memory, which we all knew from the beginning, but that it would hinder the G1 from getting future updates, I started to worry.

Spatial memory, which we define as memory for locations in a visual scene, is thought to play an important role in the successful resumption of an interrupted visual search task.

In Section 3, we recall a method to lower-bound the achievable rate for channels with memory, which we will subsequently apply to evaluate the performance of the studied signaling schemes.

In a startling digression, Seth airs his memories (which we see in flashback) of a time when he was a little boy and couldn't stop drawing penises.

She will be greatly missed, but my family and I have precious memories which we will treasure and which will last forever.

The latter category would include learning how to play tennis or ride a bicycle, or even play the piano — things that the brain encodes and transmits to the muscles through conditioning, memories which we come to think of as intuitive.

Mr. Moses said that faced with the likely release of their killer, Mohammad Adel Hassin Daoud, "the wounds have reopened; the memories, which we live with on a daily basis, turn into physical pain, in addition to the emotional pain of coping daily with the nightmare".

ERPs collected during memory testing illuminated the neural basis of short-term false memory effects, which we now summarize via comparison to ERP correlates of memory-related neurocognitive processing, emphasizing similarities and differences with false long-term memory.