Sentence examples for limitations of memory from inspiring English sources

The limitations of memory will intercede".

Eire is a tremendously likable narrator, honest about the limitations of memory, always wearing his heart on his sleeve.

The limitations of memory were also a theme in Irish writer Sebastian Barry's The Secret Scripture (2008), winner of the 2008 Costa Book of the Year award.

Even if you had time, which you don't, to recall all of it, your review has to be held onto by your memory, and at some point you're going to run into the limitations of memory.

However, rule matching in production system is time-consuming too much and it always incur the system crash when the massive knowledge exceeds the limitations of memory and computing capacity of one single computer.

Frame distinguished between "autobiographical" fiction, in which she had the freedom to alter any detail of anything she had experienced or witnessed, and "autobiography" which was an honest attempt to describe her life and to keep to the facts within the limitations of memory.

The emotional condition of all the people of this story is a deliberate limitation of memory.

This is even more noticeable in distributed heterogeneous clusters that heavily utilize GPU processors, where communication costs and limitation of memory play crucial role.

(4) Memory size: most proposals to enhance the QoS in WSN are affected with the limitation of memory (cache) size.

Resistive random access memory (ReRAM) is an emergent concept in nonvolatile memory to overcome the limitations of flash memory technology; however, its potential scalability and the fundamental nanoscale mechanism have been controversial.

Type 2 processes are rule-based, slow, have limited capacity because of limitations of working memory, is consciously controlled and needs a high level of mental effort (Evans [2009]).