Sentence examples for memory affords from inspiring English sources

Beard concludes that this is "one of the pleasures that our feeble memory affords".

"This is at the limit of what councils tackling the biggest cuts in living memory can afford.

When using the Ncut method in [33], we have to resize the images to 160 × 107, or the computer memory cannot afford the computational cost.

The analysis of large Affymetrix tiling array datasets is facilitated through the memory efficiency afforded by the aroma.affymetrix package (Bengtsson et al., 2008).

We conclude that Alzheimer's disease prevention trials can enroll elderly participants with minimal effect on trial retention and that enriching for older individuals with memory complaints might afford efficient trial designs.

If anything, Mr. Botstein's "exercise in memory, not rehabilitation," afforded an opportunity to explore the nature and meaning of performance -- which is a celebration, in a sense -- but the topic never came up in the flood of words, from the preconcert lecture by Richard Wilson through the notes by Mr. Botstein and others.

The A530 (seen above) features a smaller, non-touch screen and appears to lack a few of the memory card options afforded by the A630.

If looking back affords fond memories, the here and now — here being Teaneck — reinforces them.

However, it's always better to have a faster processor and more memory, if you can afford the extra cost.

When the journalist Michael Hastings died in Los Angeles in June at the age of 33, mainstream journalism did not afford his memory much respect.

Why is it regarded as in the worst possible taste to point out that, less than a month ago, the princess was not regarded with the universal adulation now being afforded her memory?