Sentence examples for memories e from inspiring English sources

We can imagine new circuits integrating spin-logic and spin-storage or to store information in other more sophisticated ways increasing the capacity of memories (e.g., valleytronics).

Emerging non-volatile memories (e.g. STT-MRAM, OxRRAM and CBRAM) based on resistive switching are under intense research and development investigation by both academics and industries.

The theory of spreading activation in semantic memory networks by Collins and Loftus [2] proposes that semantic concepts or memories (e.g., bear) are represented as nodes within a larger conceptual network (e.g., animals).

He begins to write, but is soon overwhelmed by memories: "E lucevan le stelle" ("And the stars shone").

Frequent themes in Madness' songs included childhood memories (e.g., "Baggy Trousers", and "Our House") and petty crime (e.g., "Shut Up", and "Deceives the Eye").

In addition to sleep or sleep deprivation, new incoming information can lead to memory distortions and false memories (e.g., 'retroactive interference' [ 56, 57]).

Other kernels will run, but many programs fail under them due to problems with system memory (e.g. kb_vars).

The results revealed that during sentence comprehension activation in regions linked to semantic memory (e.g., anterior temporal cortex) were modulated by DH.

It can preclude an overwhelming tendency for action, (e.g., to run from a fire in a crowded theater), because an abstract memory (e.g., "don't panic,") makes more sense.

Then, gradually, suggestions are given that demand increasing distortion of the individual's perception or memory—e.g., that it is difficult or impossible for the subject to open his or her eyes.

McConnell and Trump are both dealmakers, less concerned with ideological purity than most every president/majority leader combo (of the same party) in recent memory (e.g. President Obama/Sen. Harry Reid; President George W. Bush/Sen. Bill Frist; President Bill Clinton/Sen. George Mitchell).