In Las Vegas, where a blue pearl is found lodged in a roulette wheel, they linger for nearly a week in the Lotus Hotel and Casino, where the hostesses dispense memory-erasing lotus-flower canap?and showgirls swarm over Grover.
From Shanghai, new media polymath Aaajiao (Xu Wenkai) presents a coin-operated "Memory Vending Machine" which dispenses memories in the form of invisible, inhalable nano-bots – a much better deal than the rinky-dink toys most vending machines sell.
The only course then will be to move to a memory that dispenses with capacitors, does not suffer from amnesia and still uses the same silicon-manufacturing processes that chip makers have honed to perfection.
Ellen DeGeneres started the night crisply and well, dispensing with sour memories of Seth MacFarlane.
Even if you set aside the question of what portion of being human is somatic — of how much our identity derives from the tactile and sensory and emotional consequences of being embodied in flesh, rather than in Row D of a server farm — you can't dispense with the problem of memory.
From close observation of the everyday scene, Hogarth trained his unusual visual memory until he could dispense with preliminary studies, committing his ideas directly to paper or canvas.
The Eee PC packs in 4 gigabytes of flash memory, making it possible to dispense with a power-hogging, space-occupying hard drive.
Still, Clyburn loomed large in his memory for his ability to quickly dispense with the type of legislative gamesmanship that many members like to use to extract promises.
To overcome this problem, it is necessary to dispense accurate statistics and to generate estimates which require less memory and are based on a faster processing.
This wisdom is dispensed to Mike Ross, a genius-level college dropout with a photographic memory.
If they've conducted a piece many times, they might dispense with the score in front of them because the work is in their "physical memory".
