Sentence examples for a vast memory from inspiring English sources

The experience is a bit like being trapped in a vast memory bank.

DNA's double-helix molecule stores data on four chemical bases, known by the letters A, T, C and G, giving it a vast memory capacity.

One man with a mental age of nine has a vast memory for foreign words and the use of grammatical endings, but he cannot seem to break free of English word-order.

The luxury of documenting every meal, sun-soaked afternoon and live concert with a smartphone's vast memory bank does not exist with film cameras.

Over the years, he became increasingly fascinated with the notion that human beings were linked by a vast collective memory, a wave that rose up and could be recognized in dreams and fantasies.

So what is AI? Broadly, AI is the ability of a computer to understand your question, to search its vast memory banks and to give you the most accurate answer.

The wood is one vast memory system that binds with our own.

Now it could comb through its vast memory and deduce what the image was by comparing it to what had been stored there.

But despite his physical frailty Clarke said Cooke's enthusiasm for his work "has remained undiminished", adding, "he can still draw on that vast memory bank for the characters and stories that enliven his tasks".

Previous ensemble methods demand vast memory spaces and heavy computational burdens in dealing with large-scale datasets, which leads to the inefficiency for the problem of classification.

This lost world has become particularly surreal to us, but it is still fundamentally biological in our vast memory nature.