Collectively they provoked a memory, not of the robbery, but of being in my 20s.
"The first family car you remember when you were 5 years old, the family summer car trip, your first car, first date in a car, all will start a conversation and provoke a memory," he said.
It was finally wiped out by an immunisation programme using a close but less virulent relative of smallpox, called vaccinia.Although many fear a return of smallpox, perhaps through some form of bioterrorism, a paper in the November 15th issue of the Journal of Immunology suggests that the remarkable vaccinia provokes an immune memory that is retained for at least 50 years.
The paintings that were not of interest to him were greeted with 'Next!' But some paintings provoked a lot: memories of his experiences in Trinidad, and thoughts about writers who occupy him — Beckett, or Brodsky, who was one of his great friends.
Besides, a conclusive expression of its associative nature can be find in experiments showing CSM reconsolidation [16] [18], revealing that the mere reexposure of the crab to the original learning context provokes a labilization of the reactivated memory, a finding consistent with the idea that the CS is a predictor of the VDS presentation.
"If I do not repress the memory, its recollection still provokes a vague but real feeling that I had lost something very important," he wrote in his memoir.
In this case, AS surgical trauma provokes a neuroinflammatory response, surgical intervention induces systemic cytokine release that is followed by hippocampal inflammation and memory impairment.
Cancer provokes a similar bafflement.
These words provoked a trip down memory lane.
