Sentence examples for memory collapses from inspiring English sources

And now my memory collapses.

The state increasingly has the capability to retain everything as the cost of computer memory collapses.

As with all of Beckett's work, it trades in uncertainties and ambiguities, as memory collapses, the present is illegible and the future is plunged into obscurity.

After a trip there is a normal process of memory collapse — but memories are not actually lost, merely filed.

It's like my memory collapsed with the building, and now I have to piece the whole thing back together again".

As Goodwin points out: "In fact, the 1970s predictions were official government forecasts by its own research laboratory … The institutional memory collapsed and the generation who remembered or were involved in those forecasts is now only a few elderly specialists, like me.

However, by mid-1997 the demand and prices for flash memory collapsed and the company's sales and profits started shrinking.

For the active recognition memory task, Figure 3 (row 1) and Table 1 present results for the main effect of recognition memory (collapsed across encoding conditions) contrasted against activation to the NEW stimulus.

Work by psychologists on 9/11 revealed that memory also collapses time.

In postwar Germany, it was the memory of collapse and the threat of a cold war turning hot that created that bond.

The New Yorker, December 30 , 1944 P. 11Unless our memory is collapsing, there are some cigarettes among the junk in the World's Fair Time Capsule.