Imagine a young girl named Emma who is fascinated by birds. Every weekend, she visits a nearby park to watch birds with her grandfather. Over time, Emma learns to recognize different bird species by their color, size, shape, and even their chirps. One afternoon, while flipping through a book, she effortlessly points to a picture and says, "Look, Grandpa! It's a robin!" She doesn't measure wingspans or analyze feather types; her brain instantly connects the image to her experiences and memories of robins at the park.