Sentence examples for that particular memory from inspiring English sources

That particular memory belies my neutrality here.

Unless you know them well, don't mention how funny it was when they passed out on the sofa, or when you found a dog hair in the mousse; they're probably trying hard to bury that particular memory.

"Imagine a memory as a sketch in a coloring book," Ramirez said, "and emotions are like the colors that color in that particular memory.

That is, people might have remembered the hypodermic needle being jabbed into the flight attendant perfectly well, but they were uncertain whether that particular memory was the correct answer to the question.

A couple of weeks later, just before an ECT session, they were shown just one of the sets of story cards again, in order to activate that particular memory.

We suggest that a similar process is occurring here: participants store both the color and shape of the memory-array objects, then, following the onset of the retro-cue, they use attention mechanisms to select the relevant features in that particular memory-array.

This improved spatial memory also appears to be specific for the encoding of that particular episode in memory (Episode B) as opposed to enhancing consolidation or retrieval of the previous episode.

To be sure, it is possible by stimulating particular brain regions to evoke sensations, memories, even emotions, but this does not mean that the particular memory or whatever is physically located in the region, merely that activity in that region may be a necessary correlate of the memory.

It was only when I started working on this article that a particular memory came back to me, its attendant guilt still intact: we'd bribed him to go to that last practice with the promise of ice cream.

Propranolol administration prior to an episode impairs the spatial memory for that particular episode, whereas leaving the spatial memory for the previous episode intact.

And although one of the things about driving that made me a nervous wreck was the specter of parallel parking, it turns out that I've retained that particular bit of muscle memory from my driver's license test more than 15 years ago.