Sentence examples for memory work with from inspiring English sources
Back in the 1990's, the family, or at least the parents, decided that spelling was important -- so important, in fact, that it was worth the devotion of hundreds upon hundreds of hours of repetitive memory work, with the potential payoff a shot at the national bee and its attendant brief fame and free educational software.
Many of Ruiz's films, such as "Three Crowns of the Sailor" (Dec. 20) and "City of Pirates" (Dec. 22), involve tricks of time and memory; working with Proust, Ruiz seems to mind-meld with him, raising his own artistry to exquisite new heights.
Training programs and supervision for novice therapists need attention on how to effectively engage patients with trauma memory work.
If O'Brien's intel is to be believed, then users will be stuck with a downright scant 8GB or 16GB of internal memory to work with, and with nary an expandable memory card slot in sight.
This profile suggests that interventions may also aim to build on areas of relative strength reflected in preserved aspects of memory and work with patients on strategies to learn information via less impaired components of the memory system.
Weve done joint DRAM [dynamic random access memory] work with them for a long time.
Compared to the iPhone, you don't have 8GB or 16GB of memory to work with on your BlackBerry.
That kind of memory works very differently, as work with Vietnam veterans has shown.
(Not to mention those, like Garth Risk Hallberg or Rachel Kushner, who are too young to have their own memories to work with).
First-episode mania participants performed significantly poorer than healthy controls in processing speed, verbal learning and memory, working memory, and cognitive flexibility with medium-to-large effects.
"What rolled through my head was two decades of memories, my memories of working with Jack and my extended, very close relationship with Joe," McCarver said.
