Sentence examples for held memory from inspiring English sources

When I really want to dig in, I'll treat these Street View adventures as mini treasure hunts, attempting to come up with the most obscure and faintly held memory of a place, to make my search for that location as difficult as possible.

One company already putting such drugs through preclinical testing is closely held Memory Pharmaceuticals, in collaboration with Roche Holding.

The Dallas house held memories of her late husband and their family, and she misses her neighbors and the lovely old trees in her yard.

"This is not a history of the struggle for Bangladesh's independence," the author writes in the acknowledgments, "but the rendering of a family's passionately held memories.

Fortaleza too, held memories Brazil might rather forget.

Deeply held memories of cinema's most beloved extraterrestrial come flooding back to the surface.

She bought plastic business-card binders to hold memory cards from a precinct, so none would be misplaced.

What he was trying to do in his work, Mr. Foy has said in interviews, was catch and hold memory on paper.

For one, they also hold memory (hence the name memristor) even in the absence of electrical current.

Unlike RAM, in flash these switches hold their positions even when no electricity courses through them, holding memory until the user decides to erase it.

There still is a possibility of a yet unidentified single-cell factor holding memory for a longer time.