The phrase "a close memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a memory that is vivid or recent in one's mind.
Example: "I have a close memory of my childhood summer vacations at the beach, where we built sandcastles and collected seashells."
Alternatives: "a vivid memory" or "a recent memory".
Sparse distributed memory (SDM) is a content-addressable memory technique that relies on close memory items tending to be clustered together.
Golden Memories A Close-Knit Street, Thinking Positively For him, the golden memory is the large yard behind his house at 21 Hamilton Terrace, extending out to a retaining wall and thrown together with the neighboring yard at No. 23.
Close memory and bandwidth consuming applications.
Through it all, Andreas keeps Heidi close, memories pressed between the pages of a scrapbook.
When you leave a town, it pulsates with life and death: places open, places close, memories get concreted over and bedded in with grass.
I find that sometimes hold the closest memory, and my memories of The Snowman include sitting next to the fire, dreading the moment when - (spoiler alert) the snowman melts.
Detectives only discovered on Monday, as his inquest drew to a close, that nine assorted memory sticks were in his locker at MI6's Vauxhall Cross offices, where he worked.
The relationship is a two-way one, since there is also a close relationship between historical memory and rituals of commemoration in creating national identity.
At "butter and sugar sandwiches" the entire room shared an empathetic nod, and the panel came to a close with the collective memory of biting into the creamy and grainy sweetness of a butter and sugar sandwich.
However, if overnight changes in memory performance have been reported in the domain of motor learning [29] [32], a close inspection of the declarative memory literature indicates that overnight improvements are not the general rule.
