Sentence examples for recording memories from inspiring English sources

The exhibits include handcrafted elegy books in which visitors can share their recollections, a video story booth for recording memories and an open-microphone meeting on Nov. 13 at BAM. "We knew this was going to be an emotional experience for visitors and an interesting experiment for the museums," said Drew Johnson, curator of photography at the Oakland museum.

This has led to new initiatives such as recording memories from the Afro-Caribbean communities in Gloucester Folk Museum for an audiovisual exhibit, to a new touring exhibition on Egyptology that will, for the first time, see these relics of antiquity through the prism of black African art.

Scientists believe that recording memories involves a process, called long-term potentiation (LTP), that enhances communication between pairs of neurons.

Adult rat survivors of stressful puphoods typically are missing neurons in a part of the brain called the hippocampus that's necessary for recording memories.

At high concentrations, Pyreflies are capable of recording memories, sights and sounds.

I was the girl filling pages and pages in her journals, recording memories like Charlotte Bronte on a windy afternoon in May.

He records memories, both personal and collective, from subjective perspectives.

The other emphasized the camera's capacity to record memories.

Far more unusual is Johnson's inability to record memories, or anterograde amnesia.

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.

Other scientists have found evidence that rather than reactivation, the brain's slow-wave state induces an overall weakening of neuron-to-neuron signaling, making recently recorded memories look bolder by reducing the background neural "noise".