The two create a nearly unbearable authenticity of description, transforming memory into art while rescuing historical details that might never otherwise have been known.
Maia Naveriani, who will be represented by Project Artbeat, uses colored pencils to transform memories into visuals that resemble collages.
For Fellini, however, film meant a free space for fantasy and memory, and a form where fantasy might transform memory into a beguiling and truthful lie.
By setting the actual past beside a past that might have been, exchanging certain elements of each with the other, and blurring the boundary line between the two, we can transform memory into something that is more collective.
Other signal detection models applied to lineups assume that the decision is based on a transformed memory signal, such as the sum of the memory signals associated with the faces in the lineup (Duncan, 2006), but we consider only the simpler Independent Observations signal detection model here.
If elected, she wants the public to help set local policing priorities and give victims of crime a voice "with the hope of transforming painful memories into powerful motivators and sources of strength".
In short, Louisa May Alcott's life was a bit more gritty than Winona Ryder's Jo would have us think; in transforming her memories into palatable domestic fables for young readers, she sanitized and sweetened an upbringing that was far from prim.
This weekend, Whitney Houston's heartbreaking death became doubly tragic as the news media and others pounced, intent on transforming the memory of the troubled and brilliant singer into nothing more than tabloid fodder.
He transformed his memories of the visit into a picturesque six-movement orchestral suite, "Magic Manhattan," which was performed in 1950 by the St . Louis Symphony Orchestraat Carnegie Hall.
One interesting consequence of being a teen-ager, and discovering that I could transform my memories into words, was that I could stop being present.
