Sentence examples for Hold in memory from inspiring English sources

He is that rare sensory phenomenon an eidetic artist: an artist able to hold in memory, for hours or days (perhaps for years), an entire scene that has been glimpsed in a flash.

We set m to memory capacity and k to ensure their generated offspring can still hold in memory.

How many items will a piece of code generally hold in memory?

Subjects were shown a set of 3 study items to hold in memory over a short retention interval.

Since the number of pairwise relations is asymptotically quadratic in the number of clustered items (O(N)), the matrix becomes impossibly large to hold in memory even for moderately large datasets.

Even for sparse similarity data, as in the case of a BLAST (Altschul et al., 1997) similarities reported here, data is still orders of magnitude too large to hold in memory for UPGMA.

A memorial service has also been held in memory of the former dissident playwright who led the 1989 overthrow of communism.

Past speakers at the event, held in memory of the late Lord (Hugh) Cudlipp, include Jon Snow, Lord Grade, Paul Dacre, Andrew Marr and Alastair Campbell.

But this state of database nonoblivion is not the same as being held in memory.

The demonstration was held in memory of three brothers who were all killed in separate incidents within the city.

A service was held in memory of Don on Tuesday, March 28 in the Chapel of the Noroton Presbyterian Church of Darien.