Sentence examples for relations of memory from inspiring English sources

So not only are there present-past relations of memory that are relevant to my identity, but there may also be present-future relations such as intentions fulfilled in action, relations that persist across time such as beliefs, goals, and desires, and resemblance relations such as similarity of character.

The theory of such materials came under intense development in the 1950s after the British applied mathematician James Gardner Oldroyd showed in 1950 how viscoelastic stress-strain relations of a memory type could be generalized to a flowing fluid.

Despite the plausibility of this account in relation to memory, the role of internal attention in memory-related DMN activations has never been tested.

We reviewed the literature to delineate a relation of "pain memory" for the development of CDH.

Herein, we reviewed the literature to delineate a relation of "pain memory" to CDH.

QoL was assessed using the QoL-AD scale, and awareness was assessed in relation to memory, activities of daily living and social functioning.

Reid's main criticism of Locke's theory of personal identity is that Locke moves from these truisms concerning the conceptual and evidential relations among the notions of memory and personal identity to a hypothesis concerning the metaphysical relations among them (Essays, 277).

Assuming longevity and lower ecological predation pressure for most bats and certainly humans, these species might afford to sacrifice behavioral flexibility regarding spatial abilities, relying instead on an established set of memory relations between objects and places.

"This is the first study of its kind -- the first large, epidemiologic study of berry intake in relation to memory decline".

Erwin and colleagues [ 20] found that individuals with SAD reacted with PTSS like re-experiencing, avoidance and hyperarousal in relation to memories of socially stressful events.

Results are discussed in relation to contemporary models of memory.