"My memories are an enormous store of situations, details," said Levine.
"It is very sad because there is an enormous institutional memory that has walked out the door, or is walking out the door," said Linda Dunne, the former deputy director who left in April to become the chief adminstrative officer at the American Folk Art Museum.
If we keep all frequent itemsets in the memory with (s_0 =1/vert {mathcal O}{vert }), then that may need enormous storage, especially when (n= vert {mathcal O} {vert }) is quite large.
In a penetrating and otherwise critical piece on George W. Bush in The New York Review of Books, Lars-Erik Nelson called him "an intelligent man with a formidable memory, enormous charm and a sense of humor".
The scheme proposed here results in enormous savings of memory normally required, without compromising on the image quality.
But creating a computer program to recognize and respond to the human voice requires enormous amounts of memory and processing power, so most early attempts to codify and process speech ended in frustration.
Note that solving for the optimal cut simultaneously for all nine boundaries requires an enormous amount of memory.
There are several reasons why we may wish to stay significantly larger than the calculated lower bound in this example, the practical reasons that a mesh of 1 million tetrahedrons per cubic micron would consume enormous amounts of memory and result in an unnecessarily slow simulation, and another reason is that at 20 nanometers we are approaching the size of proteins.
I think of him often and find enormous strength in memories of his friendship, vision and leadership.
With a limited group of attributes and an enormous number of memories, it might seem that ordinary attempts at recall would be chaotic.Yet even if all of the memories shared some information, other attributes not held in common could still serve to distinguish them.
