Sentence examples for recalls a memory from inspiring English sources
This light-switch technology promises to accelerate scientists' efforts in mapping which clusters of the brain's 100 billion neurons warble to each other when a person, for example, recalls a memory or learns a skill.
The TM-31, mechanism of much of the book's action, is both recreational and re-creational: "This idea is consistent with the current understanding of the neuronal mechanism of human memory, i.e., every time a user recalls a memory, he is not only remembering it, but also, from an electrochemical perspective, literally re-creating the experience as well".
On the way back, Sen recalls a memory from her youth in which she had fallen into the Kohaku River but was washed safely ashore.
She recalls a memory of first visiting Chinatown on her own as a teenager and how important that visit was to her discovering her heritage," he replied.
"Each time you recall a memory, you destroy it a little bit".
External context can help you recall a memory; you're better able to recall it if you are in the same environment where the memory was acquired.
The idea is closely related to the notion of modifying memory — reconsolidation, the process in which we recall a memory and, often, subtly change it as we do.
"The difference is that Proust used photography, a posteriori, to recall a memory," Mr. Cheroux writes, "while Lartigue used it, a priori, as an antidote to forgetting".
If recalling a memory is like climbing a hill, then being reminded of it is like being dropped by helicopter on top of the hill.
By Michele Moses October 10, 2016 At The New Yorker Festival this past weekend, Malcolm Gladwell recalled a memory of childhood mischief as a way to understand what has been happening at Princeton University.
Atta took the bottle from his carry-on, shrugged and drank… During the climb of American flight 11, Atta recalled a memory to prepare himself for the opening of female flesh.
