Sentence examples similar to shooting memory from inspiring English sources

"Point-and-Shoot Memories: The Influence of Taking Photos on Memory for a Museum Tour" documented Henkel's findings after taking two groups of students through an art museum.

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The shooting stirred memories of the Columbine High School shooting, which took place just 20 miles from here.

Renisha's shooting triggers memories of other cases – recent cases – of racial profiling run amok.

The shot conjured memories of Janzen's tee shot in 1998, which landed in a tree in the same area but dropped into play after a brief delay.

Memories of Columbine: For some, this shooting immediately prompted memories of the Columbine shootings in Colorado in 1999.

"Taking snapshot after snapshot to get just that moment you want," Dr. Drucker said, costs far less when shooting to digital memory than to conventional film.

*varies according to shooting conditions and memory card used.

It's got a 10x optical zoom, 8-megapixel resolution, DIGIC III image processing chip, face detection, VGA movie mode, a 2.5-inch LCD, 19 shooting modes, SD/SDHC memory compatibility and uses two AA batteries.

By re-staging the video game gunfight as a battle against individuals rather than a group, and slowing it to a point where every action must be considered in detail, Superhot challenges the idea of shooting as muscle memory.

"In the wake of this shooting and the memory of Columbine many people I've talked to are asking what we legislators can do to confront this recurring violence involving easy-to-acquire guns, particularly military-style assault weapons and extended magazines," said Rep. Sue Schafer, D-Wheat Ridge in an email.