Sentence examples similar to frames of memory from inspiring English sources

The letting go of the frozen emotions and the stilled frames of memories cascading across my mind had somehow found a way to allow my heart to free itself.

Dull pain accompanied a frame of memory; he had bathed his feet here as a boy.

In "Country Girl," O'Brien uses the frame of memory to crop the commonplace out of life.

Of course, the most truly original and challenging movies of the Best Picture nine are "The Tree of Life" and "Hugo"; I'd be delighted to see either one win, and happiest with "The Tree of Life," which brings an entirely new dimension (no pun intended) to the cinema, a sort of double frame of memory that renders long-buried memories and fantasies visible.

There's probably some form of memory that can hold on to that sort of stuff some frame".

There's probably some form of memory that can hold on to that sort of stuff — some frame".

It, too, is a historical film — it's set in an unspecified time in the late nineteenth century — but it's framed as a work of memory, as a man recalls what he saw and experienced as a boy at the time of the strike.

Thus a single 1920 × 1088 High Definition (HD) frame occupies 2.09 MB of memory.

The consequences of financial collapse that hang over the drama's fleeing rogues and whores are framed by memories of the very real collapse of the deutschmark not 10 years before.

In the DF, CMRC, and DSTC schemes the required amount of memory are two frames of 96 bits each.

The requirement of index codes (to identify the particular reference frame used), computational time in ME & MC (which increases almost linearly with the number of reference frames), and memory buffer size (to store decoded frames in both encoder and decoder) limits the number of reference frames used in practical applications.