Sentence examples for archival memory from inspiring English sources

"You did moral hazard in 1998," writes Steven Weisman, a Times colleague with an archival memory.

The electrical characteristics of various possible noncrystalline switch elements are presented in the context of inexpensive archival memory.

In moments like this Mr. Burns powerfully demonstrates his confidence as a filmmaker, as he reveals the interlocking influences of individual memory, archival memory and art.

Viewers with archival memories may recall that NBC tackled this story in a 12-minute segment during the 1972 Summer Olympics.

The potential is to replace many data center storage tiers – solid-state storage accelerators (such as NVMe), solid-state drives (SSD) and hard disk drives (HDD) – eventually converging on global non-volatile memory pool and archival storage as the two remaining tiers of memory and storage.

USB thumbdrives and SD memory cards are not suitable for long-term archival storage because the charge decays over long periods.

IBM is no longer pursuing millipede memory as a consumer technology, although it hopes to adapt it for archival storage systems or high-speed biological imaging of subcellular processes.

Scanning probe phase-change memory has recently been under intensive research due to its promising potential for future archival storage device.

Use supplies created specifically for archival storage.

Using archival film, muscle memory and a few spiritual moments in between ("I sort of say, 'Well, O.K., Mr. B, if you don't like what I did, then tell me!' "), Ms. Farrell has brought back 10 rare ballets for her company.

Relying on both personal memory and archival research brings to life Lively's family's past -- and centuries of social change and upheaval -- by homing in on the grand pianos, potted-meat jars, samplers, gong stands and other relics from a country house in Somerset, England, where she spent much of her youth.