Sentence examples for present memory from inspiring English sources

There is constant oscillation between waking and dreaming, past and present, memory and fantasy.

Cognitive scientists use this opportunity, with patients' consent, to present memory tests and take recordings.

The exercise involved in recrafting the past, past encounters and memories actually rejuvenates short-term and present memory — remarkably!

Negotiated and defined in the present, memory shapes how individuals, groups, or institutions perceive themselves, and how they assign meaning to the landscapes around them.

If this book's wisdom can be summed up in a single line it is this one, from "Afterworld": "Within the wet enclosure of a single mind a person can fly from one decade to the next, one country to another, past to present, memory to imagination".

Present Memory – this is our 'working' memory, our short term memory, the ability to juggle the tasks we have to do daily.

Despite the present memory-chip downturn, Micron's finances are healthy.

The novel deftly interweaves M.R.'s present, memories of her troubled childhood, and her feverish hallucinations.

The past and present memories are strong; the future is unthinkable.

This is an engaging and sometimes engagingly odd superhero action movie from directors and co-writers Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, a weirdly nonlinear mashup of past and present, memories and present experience, Earth and non-Earth action.

The A-bomb threat is ever present, memories of Nazi death camps linger and rumors of questionable scientific experiments by the asylum's doctors are circulating.