Sentence examples for memory by the from inspiring English sources

In the wake of his death, hundreds of people joined for a paddle-out in his memory by the Huntington Beach Pier, while flowers and memorial tributes lined the intersection of Main Street and Pacific Coast Highway.

Ringrose, L. & Paro, R. Epigenetic regulation of cellular memory by the Polycomb and Trithorax group proteins.

He was profoundly influenced by a book called Matter and Memory by the philosopher Henri Bergson.

A scholarship fund has been set up in Dare's memory by the university.

Those lost in the attacks deserve a monument designed and built in memory, by the people and for the people.

No one would have known the shopping centre would be a distant memory by the time Y2K clocked over.

Little by little he aged into the hooded mandarin etched on the world's memory by the great Graham Sutherland portrait.

Data is written to (or read from) the RAM (also known as the main memory) by the central processing unit, which does the problem solving.

In large commercial enterprises, on the other hand, the cow is but a fuzzy memory by the time butter is churned from her cream.

Mr. Gordon followed Mr. Andriessen and closed the marathon with his 50-minute "Timber," performed from memory by the six members of Mantra Percussion.

Those beloved tales had begun to ebb from memory by the beginning of the twentieth century, as the Arctic gradually lost its political and cultural stakes.