Sentences with phrase «recalls early memories»

Growing up in a Quaker church community, Wimber recalls early memories of a «real church» with pews and its own building.

The vintage sheets» rich colors and repetitive patterns trigger a synesthetic response in Zlotsky, recalling her earliest memories of space, light and movement, and a childhood when sleep came easily, long before the all - consuming pull of electronic media.

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This month's recipe redux challenge was to recall our earliest culinary memories.

Baba Rahman looks forward to what could be his first appearance in a London derby and recalls his memories of playing in games between local rivals earlier in his career...

The hippocampus — a region crucially involved in forming «episodic» memories (event recall) and spatial memory (for physical navigation)-- is especially affected by aging, with accompanying declines in the ability to learn and remember; it also deteriorates early on when afflicted by Alzheimer's.

While a knack for science often manifests early — what scientist can't recall a fond memory of an ant farm or a chemistry set?

That is, the algorithm would randomly recall a particular game episode, including its own actions, that it encountered earlier on from its memory bank and would retrain itself using this earlier experience, updating its evaluation function appropriately.

Earlier studies had shown that memory recall is associated with molecular processes similar to the initial formation of memory.

Along with the researchers» previous findings on silent engrams in early Alzheimer's disease, this study suggests that re-activating certain synapses could help restore some memory recall function in patients with early stage Alzheimer's disease, Roy says.

In a study of mice with symptoms that mimic early Alzheimer's disease, the researchers found that while the mice had trouble recalling memories, those memories still existed and could be optogenetically retrieved.

In such circumstances a person with early memory problems can be helped to recall information with cues such as photographs, or reminding the person of other people who were at a particular event, and so on.

Not only because I can be a bit chronologically challenged (and sometimes can't recall what is an actual memory versus one I've created from stories I've been told), but mostly because it's a bit of a mystery what very early memories are still tucked away.

Host David Steinberg interviews a trio of comedy greats about their early encounters with show business legends: Billy Crystal talks about his memories of opening for Sammy Davis Jr., Martin Short recalls meeting Jerry Lewis, whom he has often imitated, and Brad Garrett reveals the innocent joke that got him exiled from opening for Frank Sinatra.

Grand Touring — Edward Eves looks at the early years of Hispano - Suiza / From Red TO Green — Alan Smith recalls the day when Vanwall finally vanquished Ferrari / Cars In My Life — Some Math is memories by Peter Bloor / Mystery Midget?

I have an almost photographic memory for the printed word, enabling me to recall and find inconsistencies that may have occurred hundreds of pages earlier in the manuscript.

In the «moon landing» memory just described it seems likely that the event recalled probably did occur but at an earlier or later date and on a different occasion and has been transposed in memory, for what reason we do not know, to a more significant date.

Research shows that happier couples are the ones who can recall pleasant earlier memories.