They looked more Nascar than Extreme Memory, and shook hands with all their competitors, high-fived each other when a round was won, and wore what became trademark homemade visors that blocked out anyone from their periphereral vision during the games.
I'm 45 and there are still things that spark my memory, and I'm shaking and I'm scared".
"Come, come, how could anyone fail to talk about politics with Marshal Tukhachevksy of all people?" Before long, Zakrevsky is asking Shostakovich to "shake" his memory and "think a little harder," especially when it comes to "the plot against Comrade Stalin," of which he was "one of the chief witnesses".
He shakes off the memory, and he's back to his usual self.
Wanting to commit the moment to memory, Chris Webber shook his head, slapped some fans' hands and ducked under the stands toward the locker room after his team had lost its fourth straight playoff game to the Los Angeles Lakers.
They will have this memory of shaking up the World Cup.
Immunologist Martin Flajnik of the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore agrees that linking NK cells with immune memory will shake up the field: "It's a heresy to suggest something like that".
In addition, it has two important features: it uses a memory-based shaking procedure and it allows, under some conditions, to move from the current solution to a worse solution (Skewed VNS).
Tsonga walked back to the baseline to serve and shook his head in disbelief, perhaps to shake out the memory of the missed opportunity.
Now shake, shake and shake!
