Sentence examples similar to far memory from inspiring English sources

Tablets and smartphones, the real growth areas, use far smaller memory storage.

Ideally, this also means Firefox now uses far less memory (and often this means it'll actually use less memory than Chrome).

Optical discs are removable and have a far greater memory capacity than diskettes; the largest ones can store many gigabytes of information.

Bloocoo yields similar results while requiring far less memory: for example, it can correct whole human genome re-sequencing reads at 70× coverage with <4 GB of memory (see Supplementary file 1 for extra information on Bloocoo).

Phoebe fought on, as far as memory would take her.

"The idea of getting back into work isn't such a far off memory.

The writer says that as far as memory goes, one tends to remember what applies.

But a court fight is now focusing on a time far beyond memory.

It examines a world far from memory, but not validity, as the West was immersed in the Great Depression.

You have to go far down memory lane to think of a sporting event so beset by scandal.

But when we moved to the United States, we fell out of touch, and Bolgheri seemed like a far away memory of another life.