short-term memory
STM
immediate memory

I closed my eyes against immediate memories of that demented dream, or whatever it had been.

He leaned an elbow on the rail and punished himself with immediate memory.

There may be a specific feeling which could be called the feeling of "pastness," especially where immediate memory is concerned.

This retention of the immediate past in a condition intermediate between sensation and image may be called "immediate memory."

But their connection with consciousness is very close, both through immediate memory, and through the correlations which turn sensations into perceptions.

"If you want a capability like better immediate memory, you have to lose some other capability."

She had the immediate memory of a terrible nightmare that, just as quickly, escaped recall.

Computers are just systems with a great amount of unconsciousness: everything held in immediate memory and subject to programs which the operator initiates.

Thought processes and immediate memory were loaded into the macrodata lattice.

It was a clear thought and suggested things not in immediate memory.