Sentence examples for ignoring memory from inspiring English sources

By extrapolation, ignoring memory limitations, 100 samples for 50 000 markers would take about 11 670 seconds on a single core.

While trying to ignore memories of reading the Star Wars books as a kid and seeing the movie for the first time, (Huge for me...my blog is called "Girl Meets Lightsaber" for Pete's sake).

But the ignored memorials to the General Slocum whisper notes of caution that memory can be faithless.

The self-induced aero-elastic loading and the turbulence loading are modeled by means of a quasi-static model linearized around the operational point, ignoring any memory effects on the load coefficients.

Ignoring the memories of hurt.

But the Mets virtually ignored the memory of the Giants and the Polo Grounds".

Yet they have no doubts about wanting to remain as part of India.Although the Indian press has made much of the anniversary this month, officials in Delhi, the capital, have studiously ignored the memory of the country's swift and humiliating defeat in the war.

Nor should we ignore the memories of previous generations who witnessed the Langridge brothers, John and James, Maurice Tate and the great Ranji, whose batsmanship (glimpsed in the mind's eye, through the filter of contemporary accounts) will always define the Golden Age for those who were born too late.

You do a disservice to his memory by ignoring the changes in the law that came about because of his efforts.

But ignoring the problem of memory doesn't make it go away, and omitting experiences that don't fit a certain narrative pattern doesn't mean they didn't happen.

Mr. Obama also accused Republicans of "selective memory" by ignoring the fact that the economy collapsed during the final month of President George W. Bush's term, and warned that Mr. Christie would reimpose the same "trickle down" economic policies that led to the downturn.