Both of these are written in couplets and divided into short, flexible sections and scenes, moving quickly back and forth in time, mirroring the swerves and shifts of memory.
Franks notes that his identification, through Dostoyevsky's use of the time shifts of memory and his manipulation of temporal sequence, begins to approach the later experiments of Henry James, Joseph Conrad, Virginia Woolf, and James Joyce.
The mechanism of this shift of the memory from one region of the brain to another is not understood.
It was a place haunted by the shifting ambivalence of memory, flecked by uncertainty, reeking of sex and echoing with strange, mordant laughter.
He mapped out his own country with its own distinctive topography - a place haunted by the shifting ambivalence of memory, flecked by uncertainty, reeking of sex and echoing with strange, mordant laughter.
A shifting conflation of memory and waste describes a Utopia, like the regrowth of nature in Chernobyl's shadow.
As for so-called branded writers, they are subject to the shifting sands of memory, durability and the vicissitudes of trends, an enigma within an enigma.
In fact, their study agrees with our finding that multiple serial exposures to phase shifts can compensate for the negative effects of acute phase shifts on memory.
The initial memory window width (ΔVFB) for all the samples is presented in Table 4. Assuming the logarithmic behavior for retention, the extrapolation of VFB shift for memory capacitor has been performed up to 10 years.
