Sentence examples for memory calendar from inspiring English sources

Especially a while back – now you order it on the internet, but when I was younger that was the fun of it, you'd mark your memory calendar like that.

The frame itself features an 8-inch LCD, 1GB internal memory, calendar, clock, MPEG playback, and remote control.

The Memory Bank Calendar was, in some ways, strikingly prescient.

We had ranted -- no, raved -- about the arrival of this year, touting it for its promise, as if 1984 was guaranteed to be a wonder marked on memory's calendar.

Two such examples are memory prosthetics – calendar reminders and to-do lists – and social prosthetics, which instantly connect you with your friend who has relevant expertise in whatever task you are facing.

Seiko's Memory Bank Calendar watch (model FX 003 caliber M354) was released in 1978 and sold for around two hundred and fifty dollars; it contained full calendars for an eighty-year period, and users could set the watch to flash reminders for specific days, as this Seiko print advertisement explains.

Other key features ensconced in the A30 are 22MB of internal memory, a Calendar Display function, removable SD and SDHC memory cards, support for PictBridge connections, and 15 shooting and 15 playback modes.

Some of them have this thing called "calendar memory" where you can say, "Hey, Rain Man, what day of the week was… oh, let's say… July 10 , 1975" And then the autistic savant person thinks for about one second before he says, "Thursday.

He had a very rigid schedule and an impressive calendar memory.

Jog your memory with a calendar.

But, like the Mayan calendar, the Memory Bank watch's time has run out, quite literally.