Sentence examples for close in memory from inspiring English sources

"This is the first time we have been this close in memory," said M. Claire French, the Monmouth County clerk.

When data that are reused often are stored physically close in memory, more relevant data are loaded at once to the faster cache memory.

Additional structures for example, the various anterior thalamic nuclei and the retrosplenial cortex were included because of their close involvement in memory processes dependent on hippocampal function.

Only Ermonela Jaho has come close in recent memory to Gimadieva's spontaneous warmth, and she has a vocal ease and facility that's all her own.

Previously Graybill worked for the federal unit that will investigate Alabama, and said the closest comparison in memory was an examination of Puerto Rico's juvenile jails.

G-Dragon has no American male pop-star equivalent; the closest in recent memory would be Justin Timberlake from peak-era 'N Sync.

Since the 15th century alone, six Ecumenical Patriarchs have suffered violent deaths by hanging, including Gregory V, who was hung by Islamist Turkish authorities on the Sunday of Pascha in 1821 at the gateway of the Patriarchate, which to this day remains closed in his memory.

He announced on Monday that state offices would be closed on Friday in memory of President Ronald Reagan.

Timing may have complicated the effort, since state offices -- including court administrative offices that keep some judicial biographies -- were closed on Friday in memory of Ronald Reagan.

These are the memories I pull up when life was closing in on me.

Philadelphia's schools, whose chronic budget problems led to a state takeover in 2002, have not been this close to the abyss in memory.