Sentence examples for sphere of memory from inspiring English sources

There is a public sphere of memory and truth, and there is a private one.

Singer's attitude toward the world he left behind is chillingly captured in a paragraph from "Love and Exile": **{:.break one} ** I knew that I would never come this way again and that Warsaw, Poland, the Writers' Club, my mother, my brother Moishe, and the women who were near to me had all passed over into the sphere of memory.

Singer's attitude toward the world he left behind is chillingly captured in a paragraph from "Love and Exile": I knew that I would never come this way again and that Warsaw, Poland, the Writers' Club, my mother, my brother Moishe, and the women who were near to me had all passed over into the sphere of memory.

We tested this in an intracellular environment as shown in Figure 6, where the total diameter of 4.928 μm was divided into 94 subvolumes in each direction (4 million subvolumes in the sphere, requiring 1 GB of memory in the simulation).

In the legal sphere the memory of communism is still present, but is fading irreversibly.

This panoramic painting on a plexiglass sphere is "New York: In the Light of Memory" by Christopher Evans.

There has always been a problem, though, in using extinction to treat people who have experienced profound trauma: the process leaves them with a pair of memories: blue sphere predicts shock; blue sphere doesn't predict shock.

Today I am uncomfortable reconnecting to that sphere -- the memory of that anxiety is still too raw.

Memory, all kinds of memory, is exploding.

The obliteration of memory.

Feat of memory?