Sentence examples for recorded memory from inspiring English sources

The rabbi firmly believed that it was recorded memory that enabled the Jews to persist spiritually.

The history of the war is moving from living to recorded memory.

What Pujols does have is hours and hours of visually recorded memory, and the ability to "chunk" that information into useful segments.

Audience members will be given a Wi-Fi headset and guided to a series of empty shops, where the physical theatre meets recorded memory.

McCartney turned to a video that the team planned to post on his Web site: shaky images of the New York studio where he recorded "Memory Almost Full".

Even the military seems to be siding with the authors of the report, creating an even deeper embarrassment for the Bush administration, already amongst the least popular in recorded memory.

Those interested in participating in this project are invited to provide the Library with written or recorded memories in person, by mail, or by email.

The portrait of Paul Acquaviva presented during the preview at the New York Marriott Downtown included photographs, recorded memories by family and friends, and biographical material.

I guarantee that you and your family will always be grateful to have those recorded memories and conversations!

And if video of the functional object is available, a work can be exhibited as a static relic, alongside those recorded memories of its past life.

"Recording memory is not like playing a tape recorder, but it is a creative process -- sometimes even leading to an entirely false memory," explains Prof. Susumu Tonegawa.