Sentence examples for remnants of memory from inspiring English sources

Any attempt to ease this emotion may be a threat to painful but beloved remnants of memory.

I wanted to show the mind as an environment that grew and reacted to contain remnants of memory and experience from the physical world.

In early June, TI announced the sale of the final remnants of its memory chip business to Micron Technology in a complex deal valued at about $800 million.

Mosley's beautifully wrought novel draws us deep into the mind of 91-year-old Ptolemy Grey, living in squalor and searching the remnants of his memories for the key to unearthing a lost "pirate's treasure".

Narrated in an intimate whisper, the story draws us deep into the mind of an old man wandering through the remnants of his memories, searching for the key to an old mystery.

Now the authors of a new study suggest that the newcomers clear away the remnants of old memories to make room for new ones.

The test will now be whether Dennis' extension--his nervous system and remnants of knowledge and memory--survives Dennis in death, and even after in the passing of the generations who knew his mark on the culture of art first hand.

"He had an obsession that the sugar cane fields, which were coming closer and closer, would eventually plow it under and every remnant or memory of his people would be erased," Mrs. Gaines said.

After Chloe asks Lois to steal the components and plans of Lionel Luthor's memory device, Project Intercept, with Oliver, Chloe had Emil Hamilton build it with upgrades so she can find information from the remnants of her deceased counterpart's memories.

I'd search my memory for the remnants of dreams.

Furthermore, mature iPS cells possess an epigenetic memory, wherein the remnants of posttranslational histone and DNA modifications prevent complete reprogramming as well as their physiological function beyond the range of their cell type of origin [7, 12 14].