Sentence examples for libraries memory from inspiring English sources

Kat A. Barbara, Kat, in my mind, you are asking questions about the most fundamental impulse that drives collecting institutions like archives, museums and libraries: memory.

During the circuit design stage, designers use circuit simulation to test and characterize digital cell libraries, memory models, and analog and mixed-signal circuits that require detailed timing analysis to ensure the correct operation of these circuits.

Circuit simulation is used to characterize the cell library, memory models, and the timing critical portion of the circuit.

"They were thrilled to bits" according to Brian Ashley, director of libraries at ACE, which immediately contacted writers and personalities for their library memories.

Law School, paid for the library in memory of her father, the railroad tycoon Jay Gould.

Roberto Foà, a banker, bought the available material for the Turin library in memory of a son who had died in infancy.

The columns of glacier water reminded me of the core samples that climate scientists drill out of the deep ice, which likewise function as a sort of library or memory, recording altered states and weathers, sometimes over many centuries.

Correction: August 4, 2004, Wednesday An article on Friday about efforts to preserve the Gould Memorial Library and other buildings designed by Stanford White at Bronx Community College, formerly a campus of New York University, referred incorrectly to the academic background of Helen Gould, who donated the library in memory of her father, the railroad tycoon Jay Gould.

Technical limitations imposed by the available library of memory macro cells, namely the maximum frequency of operation at 200 MHz and the fact that they do not support dual-port memories, have put limits on throughput and maximum number of iterations supported.

Here we present version 2.0 of the khmer software package, a high-performance library implementing memory- and time-efficient algorithms for the manipulation and analysis of short-read data sets.

Mr Hufbauer, who wrote a book on the topic, Presidential Temples: How Memorials and Libraries Shape Public Memory, agreed the solving of the land issue should seal it for the University of Chicago.