Sentence examples for visible memory from inspiring English sources

With his prowling camera and way with silence, Mr. Weerasethakul, a multimedia artist whose films include "Tropical Malady," makes visible memory and loss.

Catharine Arnold, author of Necropolis, a book about how London deals with its dead, says that one of the remarkable things about the plague was how quickly all visible memory of it was erased.

Partanen's study demonstrated that the neural signals for identifying sound, including vowels, are visible as memory traces in a new-born.

"It's the idea of making communal memory visible," Ms. Sergel said, describing it as "a different kind of power".

Results show that the attack did not cause any visible change in memory and CPU consumption of Fog node, hence it is quite difficult to detect and mitigate.

The Taos deer dance is remote human memory made visible, history on the hoof.

"Anyone who makes that decision today is nuts," said Edward I. Koch, who lost re-election to a fourth term in 1989, but whose support helped elect Mr. Giuliani four years later and who remains the city's most visible former mayor in memory.

Visible lone words like, "memory" and partial phrases like "I'm here…," appear at the edge of the surface of pieces.

In Experiment 1, we tested the prediction that non-conscious retrieval cues support recognition memory for visible words presented at study.

The courtesies endured even as Mr. Breivik calmly, and without visible remorse, recited his memories of killing people so unused to such violence that they could not even flee as he reloaded.

TO video nerds everywhere, the 1993 news report landed like a punch to the gut: according to various studies, the videotapes that store life's memories demagnetize, causing visible deterioration, in as little as 15 years.