Sentence examples similar to distance of the memory from inspiring English sources

For big-data Bayesian GLM graphs, the end-result is a routine for evaluating the conditional posterior and its gradient vector that is 5 times faster than a naive implementation using (built-in) multi-threaded Intel MKL BLAS, and reaches within the striking distance of the memory-bandwidth-induced hardware limit.

"With a distance of time, the memory of my adventures fades," he says.

The conceit of "The world's funniest joke" which makes all who hear it die laughing, and is co-opted into the Allied cause in the war... Inevitably, there's some distance between the memory of watching the first Python and the experience of seeing it now.

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To see these isolated works up close and from a distance enhances the memory of the contour of each figure and the flow of the marble drapery.

Two years later, left in his garden with his ideal now at the distance of memory, Woolf published the first volume of his autobiography.

Figure 3 Separation distance of the short nanotube-based memory cell in SRAM configuration.

Figure 4 Separation distance of the long nanotube-based memory cell as DRAM Figure 5 Configurations of DRAM in different logic states.

All they have to offer is a badly acted impersonation of a culture that's long since sailed into the distance of hazy memories.

That notion is upheld by the countless parties thrown in warehouse spaces weekend after weekend from Dundee to Dungeness, a continual process of boxing the past into the present and selling it at a hefty fee offering young revellers a badly acted impersonation of a culture that's long since sailed into the distance of hazy memories.

Deborah Rosen, for example, develops a "logical notion of the memory trace", distanced from the "scientific notions for which the logical notion provides only a philosophical underpinning" (1975, p. 3).