Sentence examples for sentence memory from inspiring English sources

This system accounts for basic results in sentence memory without assuming different retention functions for surface, propositional, or situational information.

We describe an ACT-R model for sentence memory that extracts both a parsed surface representation and a propositional representation.

The children were given an adapted version of the Sentence Memory subtest of the Norwegian language screening test 'Language 6-16' (Språk 6-16; Ottem & Frost, 2005).

Performance in the auditory sentence memory test phase is shown in Figure 2. Statistical comparisons for the differently aged unilateral and bilateral patient groups were conducted against separate age-matched control groups.

Knausgaard is capable of writing sharp, essayistic sentences: Memory is pragmatic, it is sly and artful, but not in any hostile or malicious way; on the contrary, it does everything it can to keep its host satisfied.

The old man, the sage of Grizzly Peak Road in Berkeley, veteran of the cold war, hero of Solidarity, friend of the pope, was at once the child "who receives First Communion in Wilno and afterwards drinks cocoa served by zealous Catholic ladies" and the poet who constantly heard "the immense call of the Particular, despite the earthly law that sentences memory to extinction" ("Capri").

It's a compulsively readable collection of one-sentence memories.

He was probably best known, though, for the small book "I Remember," composed entirely of single-sentence memories from his childhood and young adult years.

In experiments with a commercial mobile phone, the proposed system showed good performances (a response time of 0.20 s per sentence, a memory usage of 2.04 MB, and an accuracy of 92 95%) in the various evaluation measures.

Every time I re-read Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway I see how this brief but enormously influential novel, first read in my teens, created in me the sense of lightness and excitement when walking down a London street, or how the phrase "among the cabbages" would resonate as a fragment of a sentence about memory and longing.

As I compose these sentences, many memory subsystems come into play.