Sentence examples for uses of memory from inspiring English sources
But if this scenario reminds the reader that the novelist is there behind the scenery, pulling his characters' strings, it soon metamorphoses into something more mysterious and compelling: not only a moving portrait of three lives, damaged and changed by the war, but also a haunting meditation on the uses of memory and its power to both condemn and redeem.
In The New York Times, Michiko Kakutani called "The Ash Garden" (Knopf), which weaves together the strands of three disparate lives against the backdrop of Hiroshima, "a haunting meditation on the uses of memory and its power to both condemn and redeem".
At once a freshly imagined bildungsroman and a metaphysical parable about the loss of innocence and the uses of memory, it's a novel that will stand with Tim O'Brien's enduring Vietnam book, "The Things They Carried," as a classic of contemporary war fiction.
"The Yellow Birds" is brilliantly observed and deeply affecting: at once a freshly imagined story about a soldier's coming of age, a harrowing tale about the friendship of two young men trying to stay alive on the battlefield in Iraq, and a philosophical parable about the loss of innocence and the uses of memory.
To avoid external memory fragmentation, the block size will be set to be the maximum of any the dynamically allocatable uses of memory.
And this expanding of love is, as T.S. Eliot wrote, 'the use of memory' - and of a memorial service.
These characteristics allow us reasonably to infer the presence of mental maps and use of memory [26], [33], [34].
The results of the analyses are thus primarily useful to those designing or simulating tasks or studying the use of memory systems.
Fresco's floating city designs – generally gear-shaped – prescribe the use of "memory metals".
Professional psychiatric organizations have warned against the use of "memory recovery techniques" to unearth tales of sexual abuse.
"These people are systematically trying to destroy the use of memory," the semanticist S. I. Hayakawa complained to Time.
