This board is where my closest memories of my father lie, which is why this and most objects are precious to us: for their symbolic significance.
Sparse distributed memory (SDM) is a content-addressable memory technique that relies on close memory items tending to be clustered together.
It brings the purification process to a close, memory (dhikr) receiving an essentialized notion or intention of a particular percept.[52] Memory stores these dismembered essentialized images and is able to remember them at will, that is, with an act of will.
All that matters is that they be treated as if they were adjacent by the computational routines which form, transform and inspect the array (Kosslyn, 1980).[3] Moreover, if, as suggested, each cell in the array holds several symbols, for various represented qualities, there is no need for even the symbols within a single cell to be represented in physically close memory elements.
Close memory and bandwidth consuming applications.
Through it all, Andreas keeps Heidi close, memories pressed between the pages of a scrapbook.
As he gets closer, memories of this place come back to him.
When you leave a town, it pulsates with life and death: places open, places close, memories get concreted over and bedded in with grass.
A set of stereo microphones captures the corrupted speech in a vehicle and is used to point to the closest associative memory location.
Maybe that's why, for me, the one film that comes closest to memory is Terence Davies's Distant Voices, Still Lives in which each "chapter" centres on something very like a still.
