Sentence examples for memory which were from inspiring English sources

Cliff was known for his negotiating skills, sense of humor, incisive intellect and photographic memory, which were brought to bear in his representation of clients and his management of Reid & Priest.

There were no differences between the group with EO epilepsy and the group with LO epilepsy on measures of receptive vocabulary and memory, which were proposed to be in a stable developmental period across both groups.

A subsequent 14-week study by Bilder et al (2002) confirmed that 10 40 mg olanzapine was superior to 10 30 mg haloperidol (particularly with regard to attention), but also found improvements in memory, which were most marked for 4 16 mg risperidone, implicating that different SGAs may differ in their patterns of cognitive effects.

Rather then resign himself to slow extinction in that prison cell, Judt began, as a mental exercise, to recall all his life, from childhood onwards, and turned this into a series of beautiful short "windows of memory" which were published in the New York Review.

Overall, type 1 diabetes was associated with slightly lower overall cognition (ES −0.13), with small differences compared with control subjects across a broad range of domains, excluding learning and memory, which were similar for both groups.

15 The alcohol-dependent group showed additional deficits in response inhibition 16 (impulsive action) and spatial working memory, which were unaffected in the gamblers, and may reflect progressive alcohol-induced changes in the lateral prefrontal cortex (PFC).

These are components of our external memory, which are parts of our extended minds.

But such retrospective assessments depend on memory, which is notoriously unreliable.

Then she began to lose her short-term memory, which was a blow.

There was much talk during intermission about Mr. Schiff's feat of memory, which was awesome.

The research that I liked was with learning and memory, which was Dr. Susan Croll's area".