Sentence examples for incurred memory from inspiring English sources

But the brain has to store memories about music somewhere, and the music agnosia patients could have incurred memory damage that just happened to hit the music archive, Mr. McDermott, of M.I.T., said.

Human victims, who can suffer a variant of the disease from eating tainted beef, incur memory loss, dementia and eventually paralysis.

I had read A Course in Weight Loss and loved it, lost all my excess weight and kept it off until I had some health issues that knocked me off my game and apparently incurred some memory loss with respect to everything I had learned.

The frequent on-chip cache misses result in amounts of off-chip memory access operations, which incurs longer memory access latency as a dominant factor to degrade overall performance.

Memory may become an issue after respondents have consumed so many drinks so rapidly that they incur partial memory lapses or total blackouts.

Results are presented using this solution procedure that demonstrate its efficiency while incurring minimal memory requirements.

Generating garbled circuits on smartphones to allow for executing customized functions, however, is infeasible for all but the most trivial problems due to the high memory overhead incurred.

One drawback with non-parametric methods is that they incur a high memory cost to adequately model infrequent background modes.

The surface fit approach is presented as an alternative to LUTs that does not incur the considerable memory cost associated with LUTs.

While an elegant solution in theory, continuations can incur a significant memory load in practice, and may offer more navigation options than business requirements mandate.

It is demonstrated that efficient steady-state solutions to the nonlinear integro-differential equation, can be achieved, obtaining quadratic convergence, but not incurring the large memory requirements of an integral operator.