Sentence examples for end of memory from inspiring English sources

To meet a specified P/E cycling endurance limit, the LDPC code decoding with the maximum allowable soft-decision memory sensing precision should be able to tolerate the worst-case raw storage reliability at the end of memory lifetime.

Miroslav Volf talks about the end of memory, or when our fragile brains move on and end up remembering stories of our own past in ways very different than they actually happened.

In The End of Memory: Remembering Rightly in a Violent World, Volf grounds the text largely in a claim by Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel where he says that salvation lies in memory.

Hunt needs to go beyond this to devise a damage limitation programe for those schools who decide to do reformed GCSEs, which have yet to be implemented save for maths and English Removing coursework, demodularising the system, relying on end-of-course memory tests, denying the right to resit, are only the most visible signs of a GCSE which is designed with the 1950s in view.

His face was red as he came to end of his memory of 1989.

The high end of its memory is the same as a lightweight laptop.

By the time they got to the boat at the end of "Speak, Memory," three mythical, flourishing worlds had collapsed behind the Nabokovs, who had thrice ventured through the looking glass.

The low end of the memory business, supplying hard drives for desktop machines, will become even less profitable than it is now.

But as we face the end of living memory of the Nuremberg trials, we must understand that they were not merely designed to punish the guilty, but to make certain that the memory of those war crimes would be codified into law.

This was designed to keep all participants at the upper end of their memory ability.

Loop one end of the memory wire with pliers.