Sentence examples for a resilient memory from inspiring English sources

Staying physically and mentally active turns out to be among the best prescriptions for maintaining a healthy brain and a resilient memory.

Practice mindfulness as the first step toward building a resilient memory.

There are also encouraging signs of a resilient folk memory of traditional bathing places.

They support transient SPICE simulations, providing necessary details beyond the macromodel and enable resilient memory design.

Novelist Jake Arnott said: "Throughout our history the library has proved to be the most effective and resilient memory system for our culture and civilisation.

Arnott, author of He Kills Coppers, said that "throughout our history, the library has proved to be the most effective and resilient memory system for our culture and civilisation.

Architecting Resilient Memory Hierarchies, Architectures for Emerging Technologies, Multicore/Multiprocessor Systems.

We say that an algorithm is resilient to memory faults if, despite the corruption of some memory values before or during its execution, it is nevertheless able to get a correct output at least on the set of uncorrupted values (i.e., the algorithm works correctly on uncorrupted data).

But Mr. Beame had dignity, patience, a resilient self-confidence and that indispensable quality of all real politicians -- a memory that never forgot a favor or an insult.

"It's a resilient team".

I have a resilient throat".