Sentence examples for memory and explains from inspiring English sources
For instance at one point he cites an essay by the psychologist George Miller, "The Magic Number Seven," which investigates human memory and explains why telephone numbers are limited to seven digits.
The chapter further discusses the architecture of virtual memory and explains the way virtual memory is organized.
This experimental study evaluates fetal middle cerebral artery (MCA) circulation after the defined prenatal acoustical stimulation (PAS), the role of cilia in hearing and memory and explains signal transduction and memory according to optical and acoustical properties of cilia.
But then, suddenly, Mr. Bergé becomes expansive, as if time holds no constraint, and the need to capture memory and explain himself is the only imperative.
In 2004, after the publication of his affecting memoir, "The Story of a Life," Appelfeld told an interviewer he rejected the idea that he should or could write about collective misfortune rather than individual memory, and explained that the characters in his novels are "a kind of projection of myself".
Palm conceded the catastrophe was due to problems it still has getting the App Catalog to work with the phone's internal memory, and explained that this is one reason it hasn't widely distributed the developer tools.
It introduces the concept of memory hierarchy, and explains the way various caches are organized.
By decreasing the amount of overlap between cells encoding similar but separate memories, neurogenesis could help the brain preserve crisp distinctions between different memories, and explain why memories blur when neurogenesis is blocked or slowed due to disease, injury, or old age.
An effort has been made to relate the hardware with the TINI memory map and explain how address selection is being decoded.
The well-documented link between scent, memory and emotion explains Brosius's choice of Tomato, one of Demeter's strongest sellers, in his own home.
This model introduces a form of memory by forming discrete states and explains experimental data better than competitive models of rivalry without memory.
