Sentence examples for distance memory from inspiring English sources
The project became a de facto performance piece about yearning, distance, memory and — as things turned out — elusiveness.
It can be hard for anyone to recollect his motives at a distance; memory often sanitises and ennobles, even in much more trivial cases than the launching of a devastating war.
It's summer and you should turn off the Internet, pick up a book, and take it outside to a hammock, a park bench, poolside, or anyplace that makes the polar vortex a distance memory.
Where have all the runners gone to leave only distance memories?
For transmission occurring over long distances, memory repeaters are required for receiving input data and retransmitting.
To address this problem, we investigate an accelerator-based 3D architecture, which provides each accelerator direct access to its local memory through short-distance vias, as well as access to other long-distance memories through configurable paths.
Two years later, left in his garden with his ideal now at the distance of memory, Woolf published the first volume of his autobiography.
Peter Davidson, an art historian, has written a remarkable and unusual book, Distance and Memory, which is a collection of essays about place and the effect of place.
"There was this insurmountable distance". This memory adds richness and texture to the generic paranoia and suspense of "Black Friday"; the mall isn't just a palatial prison, but also a tragic space of cultural and political reification.
These results in agreement most of conclusions of the empirical statistics, imply the impacts of distance and memory are important in the emergence of non-Poisson property in human mobility pattern.
As in his earlier books, The Idea of North and Distance and Memory, and his meticulously put-together collection of baroque-styled poems The Palace of Oblivion, Davidson takes us to places that are vast and lovely as well as somehow underlit and shadowy, where a kind of emptiness and uncertainty prevails.
