The name Baker, on the other hand, is tethered only to a memory of the person's face.
The most famous person to leave a memory tag in the theatre is the director Richard Air.
Bobby Calder's research showed that every extra syllable in a product's price decreases its chances of being remembered by 20%, something caused by the fact that a person's phonological loop -- a regulator of memory -- can only hold 1.5 to 2 seconds of spoken information.
Superseding these and many other recollections of Kennedy the senator is my vivid memory of him as a person uniquely able to distract and comfort others in distress.
He wouldn't allow the defense to argue that no one's memory is infallible and blocked testimony from an expert witness who had made extensive studies of memory--especially what happens when a person handles the multitudinous tasks Libby was tackling 14 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Research suggests some connection between low numbers of synapses in a person's brain and Alzheimer's symptoms such as memory impairment and language deterioration.
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Since the mid-1960s computer memory per person has been advancing at 67% a year.
If your memory improves too much, you might not be a happier person.
"This award, which is in memory of a great innovator, can unfortunately be presented to only one person but already in its first year it has identified young innovators for the industry, " added the RWAS spokesman.
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Given that odours can cue recall of a memory - an "earthy" flavour might evoke the joys of the hills and valleys to one person, but an unpleasant damp-in-the-basement experience to another.
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