Sentence examples for extreme memory from inspiring English sources

Enter the Extreme Memory Tournament, or XMT.

In the spring of 2015, he competed in his second U.S.A. Memory Championship, the Extreme Memory Tournament, and the Memory Athletes Association U.S. Memory Open.

They looked more Nascar than Extreme Memory, and shook hands with all their competitors, high-fived each other when a round was won, and wore what became trademark homemade visors that blocked out anyone from their periphereral vision during the games.

Key features of ARRC include extreme memory efficiency, domain decomposition, a task based parallel structure, and the ability to efficiently utilize Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) vector units.

Simen Agdestein emphasises Carlsen's extreme memory, claiming that he was able to recall the areas, population numbers, flags and capitals of all the countries in the world by the age of five.

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Increasingly, our memories are distributed across a landscape populated by things and other people, and, in that respect, it's possible to see Molaison as standing merely at a pathological extreme of memory's normalcy: after the operation, all of Molaison's declarative memory lived outside his own body, while only some of ours does.

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Until recently, Monmouth Beach was prone to severe flooding, the most extreme in modern memory resulting from the northeaster of December 1992.

Employees began falling ill at work with symptoms ranging from rashes to extreme fatigue to memory loss, and they came to see Dr. Eckardt Johanning, an occupational and environmental doctor at Mount Sinai Medical Center.

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