Sentence examples for observed in memory from inspiring English sources

A minute's silence was observed in memory of the fallen.

Israel has been lobbying for a minute's silence to be observed in memory of the massacre at this summer's Olympic Games in London.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, December 29 , 1980P. 27 The ten minutes of silence observed in memory of John Lennon by the crowd in Central Park and by other crowds around the world two Sundays ago was the sparest ceremony in a long, long time.

The New Yorker, December 29 , 1980P. 27 The ten minutes of silence observed in memory of John Lennon by the crowd in Central Park and by other crowds around the world two Sundays ago was the sparest ceremony in a long, long time.

Serbia's players had gone over to the away section to plead with the troublemakers as police attempted to move into the away section to subdue the troublemakers and a short silence was observed in memory of four Italian soldiers killed in Afghanistan on Saturday.

The ten minutes of silence observed in memory of John Lennon by the crowd in Central Park and by other crowds around the world two Sundays ago was the sparest ceremony in a long, long time.

As Wolin observed, "in... appealing to the memory of the folk hero (Lincoln)... the president effected a distortion... that was as revealing as it was radical".

A paired t-test was applied to scores of patients receiving placebo and no significant change was observed in verbal memory and general memory, while visual memory, attention/concentration, and delayed recall scores were significantly reduced after ECT (P < 0.05).

For cognition, significant improvement from baseline was observed in working memory and verbal memory, although not in processing speed.

Deactivations within the hippocampus have been observed in various memory studies, including those investigating source and relational memory (Astur and Constable, 2004; Rekkas et al., 2005).

It is not surprising then that at this time in the 1980s memory researchers began to ask whether similar dissociations could be observed in infant memory (Nadel and Zola-Morgan, 1984; Schacter and Moscovitch, 1984).