Sentence examples for because of memory from inspiring English sources

Many of the CLIE's distinctive features are made possible because of Memory Sticks, Sony's solid-state removable storage medium.

In copies of religious texts and poems, he tends to drop words and sometimes whole lines, whether on purpose or because of memory lapses is hard to say.

For some time she had been unable to recognize her family because of memory loss, said her husband, Prince Bernard, in 2001.

There are now 17-year-old learner drivers who have had school-based Bikeability cycle training at school and it's plausible that, because of memory imprinting, they will be more likely to treat cyclists with care.

The legal battle has recently centered on the defense argument that General Pinochet, who is diabetic and has a pacemaker, cannot properly defend himself because of memory problems caused by minor strokes.

Moreover, convolution codes have good correcting characteristics because of memory in their encoding structure [17].

Some men shy away from thongs because of memories of cheap flip-flops that chafed the skin between their toes.

State intervention in the media is a sensitive topic in Germany because of memories of the Nazis' control of the press during the Third Reich.

In the end, perhaps, "The Nutcracker" endures because of memories, both manufactured and true: memories, burnished over the years, of the perfect Christmas or the perfect arabesque, frozen in time as if in amber.

Rambus stock nosedived in late September when Intel disclosed that its Camino 820 chipset would be delayed because of memory-bus-related problems.

With a flag of the pre-Civil War Spanish Republic hanging on the wall of our debating chamber, I ask those assembled if Spaniards are wary of radical politics because of memories of the war.