Sentence examples for stored memory from inspiring English sources

Coal is solid sunlight, the stored memory of millions of uninhabited summers.

What is coal or peat but the stored memory of millions upon millions of uninhabited summers.

But research also suggests that anytime the brain retrieves a stored memory, it updates and reshapes it.

Word recognition is based on both perceptual-semantic familiarity (feeling of 'know') and accessing stored memory representations (remembering).

Atkinson describes all the important technological milestones — stored memory, the first mouse, the development of touch screens — but this is more art book than technical manual.

Once a reminder has elicited a stored memory trace, are the different features of this memory reconstructed in a systematic, hierarchical way?

We are far more than just brains and stored memories.

The body, with its stored memories, holds so much knowledge and is so full of surprises".

Rather, facilitation was only observed under conditions where there was conflict between previously stored memories and new learning.

These stored memories include the emotions, physical sensations and beliefs that were experienced at the time of the original event.

The first is the reactor's predispositions that is, his stored memories of, and his past associations with, related symbols.