Results and Discussion: "large hawkmoths like M. sexta cover much larger distances each night and rely on direct perception rather an memory in visiting their food sources".
(Or perhaps that is an American dream, rather than a memory, since filibusters were, historically, most clinically used to block civil-rights legislation, and thus to exclude large numbers of people from the national conversation).
For example, he would hold that a person today who reports remembering that Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo expresses a belief or knowledge rather than a memory.
The aim of the present study was to investigate the existence of possible differences in the neurofunctional circuits subtending the processing of common vs. proper nouns, in a semantic decision rather than a memory retrieval task [4].
This study has extended previous work by investigating the utility of CB-Education and CBM in targeting a distressing intrusive autobiographical memory rather than a memory of a laboratory-based stressor, and importantly, by including a control condition.
Examining this transformation from both sides of the Iron Curtain, Michael Meng finds no divided memory along West East lines, but rather a shared memory of tensions and paradoxes that crosses borders throughout Central Europe.
Rather, it is a memory book, a retrospective, in which Andrew looks back over his life to figure out how he came to be wherever he is.
Ultimately I think the studio stuff is the most rewarding because you can create something that you can live with for the long term rather than just a memory.
"And I think binge drinking is slowing down; people are saying, hang on a second, what else can we do in this bar rather than just sit here and drink?" With these events, she says, "you create a memory, rather than just continual nights out that all blend into one".
In 1976 Amis became impotent, and sex becomes a memory rather than a fact.
