The phrase "a memory on a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific memory related to something, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "I have a memory on a summer day that I cherish deeply."
Alternatives: "a memory of a" or "a recollection of a".
It records votes only in digital memory: on a removable flash-memory card and on an additional flash-memory chip embedded inside the machine.
But his evocation of the Istanbul of his erased youth is a triumph of imaginative memory, on a par with WG Sebald's The Emigrants.
His men erected a cairn and cross to his memory on a small lookout place above King Edward Point, a short distance from the station.
Furthermore, we constructed a full adder integrated circuit, with rail-to-rail outputs and a read-only memory, on a flexible substrate that can be driven by a small single supply voltage of 2 V.
When reading written texts or analyzing visual objects, students can move back and forth between different elements and can look back and refresh their memory on a point or a detail that has already been covered.
A little over eight years later, when Neil Armstrong became the first man to step on to the lunar surface, the snowy images beamed down to Houston stamped an indelible memory on a generation of earthlings.Some say that Kennedy conceived of the race to the moon principally to recover from the fiasco of the Bay of Pigs.
Now, one team of researchers reports that it has created the first permanent optical memory on a chip, a critical step in that direction.
As a matter of fact, the requested memory on a large block is normally too high to be managed by a user-grade computer and the increase of the necessary RAM is not always possible.
It may sound obvious, but books exist - in a way that memory on a microchip does not.
