Sentence examples for include a memory from inspiring English sources

Special extras include a memory foam mattress, a Chesterfield-style sofa and cushions and a director's chair.

The two larger sets include a memory card reader so that you can see your digital photos and videos on screen.

Dignity UK has said it wanted to open the facility in Weeting, Norfolk, which would include a memory garden and parking for more than 100 cars.

In addition to the proximity measures, and following Hanneke, Fu, and Xing[3], we include a memory term (PrevAttack) to capture persistence in the ties between the training network and the current network.

As with all complex span tasks (Conway et al., 2005), reading span tasks include a memory component which requires participants to memorise and recall material over a short retention interval, in tandem with an operation component which requires participants to perform a simple cognitive task that potentially disrupts their ability to memorise the to-be-remembered material.

The breadth-first heuristic search algorithms introduced in this paper include a memory-efficient implementation of breadth-first branch-and-bound search and a breadth-first iterative-deepening A* algorithm that is based on it.

The new Sony mouse includes a Memory Stick reader-writer in the back of the unit and plugs into the computer's U.S.B. port.

As well as the usual ones, it includes a memory optimiser, a disk space analyser, a file encrypter, a file splitter/joiner, system backup and restore, registry backup and restore, and a fast file finder.

According to press reports, the catalogue of objects whose precise location seemed murky includes a memory stick that may or may not have had information about an offshore account, a handful of.38-calibre bullets, and Steenkamp's phone.

The device can even play DVD movies and MP3 and WAV music on CD, and it includes a Memory Stick slot for reading and displaying digital pictures on the PC screen.

Correspondence, photographs, newsletters and memoranda pertaining to Spratt's career in the Department of Textiles and Clothing; includes a memory book created by her students in her last course in the College of Home Economics.