Sentence examples for cycle of memory from inspiring English sources
"The point is a larger array of music than the eye can see on the shelf, than the ear can take in within one cycle of memory," Ratliff writes.
Tom Brokaw and Stephen Ambrose, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg -- these are names now as closely associated with World War II as, say, Bob Dole, names that have helped foster a new cycle of memory, helped the untutored post-Vietnam generations imagine the scale and the significance of World War II as well as its individual dramas.
When a well-established memory is later recalled, however, the cycle of memory encoding and storage begins again, making the recalled event vulnerable to being forgotten.
Maybe one day we can emancipate our kids from this cycle of memory tests and go back to teaching them trades and stuff, so they can at least be competent lazy bricklayers.
Accordingly, reconsolidation theory posits memory storage after acquisition as a dynamic process that begins with the initial consolidation of the memory but is then followed by cycles of memory destabilization and reconsolidation2,3,4,5,6.
However, 400 600 clock cycles of memory latency still occurs in transferring the data between the global memory and the multiprocessors.
However, the endurance cycle of flash memory has become one of the most important challenges in further facilitating the flash memory based systems.
Therefore, the first switching cycle of the memory device shows like formation with small forming voltage (Vform) +2 V, which is comparatively very lower than the via-hole device (-6.4 V) as shown in Figure 6a.
This, clearly, would lead to a vicious cycle of continuous memory manipulation and more muggings.
And so, the cycle of traumatic memories, experiences and transmissions among the group and their children continues - unaddressed, cumulative and boiling over into intra-communal violence.
