Sentence examples for thus remember from inspiring English sources

Many from behind the iron curtain of communism will thus remember the good old times, when free speech was but a dream.

In the field of reading for example, researchers have found that people who find a text interesting are able to connect the material more thoroughly to other knowledge and thus remember it better (Sadoski and Paivio 2001; Schiefele 1999).

Everything else in between you can control, but remember, build in room for error, thus, remember #9.

Experienced subjects could thus remember their preference, but naïve subjects had to learn the technique.

The brilliant, enigmatic Frenchman whose name is thus remembered comes vividly to life in this fascinating new biography, by one of Britain's foremost literary figures and philosophers.

He is thus remembered as neither a traditionalist nor a reformist, but rather as a pioneer who blended these two trends in 20th-century Chinese art.

Where a traditional museum might put something under glass as a means of keeping it intact, at the Interference Archive, objects are thought to wither if they are not being touched, enjoyed and thus remembered.

In the 1950s, scientists proposed chess-playing as a test of machine intelligence; Kempelen is thus remembered today both by computer scientists and magicians.In this section Us and them, or us and us?

This problem parallels the problem of reaching the life-form of the present unfolding of experience (duration) since one can only speak of it by arresting its flow, distinguishing its moments, and thus remembering what has lapsed — but then one is in the new life-form of memory.

This makes sense, since recall is shaped, as a "side effect," by interpretation of events: "Once interpreted, thus remembered," Hertel says.

Thus, remembering episodes were likely associated with effortful retrieval.