Sentence examples for trace memory from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's some atavistic trace memory left over from our proto-simian forebears, but we do know a dinosaur when we see it.

It's a trace memory of an American faith we soiled and buried with all our own nonsense in the first decade of our new century.

The framework encompasses theories from cognitive and behavioral science (health literacy, fuzzy trace memory, behavior change) as well as computational/engineering approaches (e.g., image and speech processing models).

Apparently when I was not yet one, my parents had me observe the last knockings of the 1966 World Cup final, but no trace memory of "They think it's all over" euphoria appeared to have been retained in my synapses, only the comforting inevitability of the 30 years of hurt (and counting) that followed.

Well, maybe it still contains a trace memory; maybe it's a homoeopathically effective soft drink.

Well, maybe it still contains a trace memory; maybe it's a homeopathically effective soft drink.

No, it's the economic team that evokes trace memories of our dark best-and-brightest past.

Why can't it be the same for those who can trace memories, or a parent or two, to Africa?

Obama's economic team, Frank Rich wrote in the Times in December, "evokes trace memories of our dark best-and-brightest past".

It, and the primeval swamp around him, awaken prehistoric trace memories, layers and levels in his subconscious that draw him towards the heat, draw him south rather than north, where those still capable of rational thought are headed.

The action shunts from melodramatic to bizarre to sentimental, with trace memories of The Sopranos, Andrew Dominik's Killing Them Softly and Sidney Lumet's Before the Devil Knows You're Dead.