Sentence examples for preservation memory from inspiring English sources

Recently, VICE sat down with Handy and Stewart to talk about cultural preservation, memory, and how their passion for black vintage shapes their lens on being black in America.

Far from being a surface gimmick, Hart's usage of bubble wrap is a sophisticated and increasingly imaginative exploration of preservation, memory, and the limits of audience interaction with artwork.

At the structural level, another robust observation concerns the relative preservation of MTL in DLB that is consistent with preserved memory functions.

"This doesn't mean that we will identify one particular gene that controls preservation of memory, but it really points to memory being a heritable trait," Dr. Mayeux said.

We also found evidence that activation in the ipsilateral posterior medial temporal lobe, which is usually preserved during ATLR, was associated with better preservation of memory function after surgery (Bonelli et al., 2010).

Memory function in the ipsilateral posterior hippocampus may contribute to better preservation of memory after surgery.

You always remember the picture you didn't get to take because its preservation in memory depends entirely on you.

Scholars struggle to preserve history by writing books, archivists create museums to raise consciousness, memoirists bear witness, reopening old wounds in the belief that in pain is the preservation of memory.

Their collaboration, danced by Wilson's Fist and Heel Performance Group, uses the site's history to explore the preservation of memory and the interplay of tradition and innovation throughout the African diaspora.

Two of his major themes – the struggle with history and the preservation of memory (for him not nearly the same thing) – find their closest echo, appropriately, in the greatest of such communicators, James Joyce.

What finally enabled Mr. Guzmán to make "Nostalgia for the Light," which opens on Friday at the IFC Center in Greenwich Village, was his realization that the subjects he wanted to address did have a point in common: the preservation of memory.