It is noteworthy that the pHi change caused by DMA does not persist once DMA is removed from the medium (data not shown), so that the enhancement of the subsequent secretory response to glucose is caused purely by a memory effect.
Sounds and things are burned into my psyche and will be there for the rest of my life probably, but it was such a direct influence and it was really amazing because I found that there are blanks that the human mind will fill, sonic blanks, with emotional experiences, and creates sonics that never even happened on particular records purely based upon a memory of an emotion.
Your memory is purely an act of remembering — your password, username, and, if applicable, both.
They make the justificatory status of a memory a belief purely a function of the current, internal state of the person at the time in question.
In the age of shared experiences, in which photographs, videos and statuses document our every move, it is rare and beautiful to hold a memory that is purely your own.
The past can only be experienced as a memory, and the future is purely speculation.
"But when tackling big-data workloads on a purely in-memory database, you'll be forced to buy enough DRAM to fit your entire data set," Rosoff said.
Nevertheless, the experimentally observed peak just below the upper edge (see the detail in Fig. 3), although sub-Poissonian, is caused by the very same mechanism and is thus an indirect confirmation of the purely quantum memory effect.
While the VCRT involves a purely perceptual task, the CFMT and NOMT tasks include both a perceptual component (to encode the stimuli) and a memory component.
When a soloist such as Heifetz plays with a symphony orchestra accompanying him, by convention the concerto is played purely from memory.
In his book "I of the Vortex_,"_ Llinás writes: > When a soloist such as Heifetz plays with a symphony orchestra accompanying him, by convention the concerto is played purely from memory.
