Sentence examples for memory continuously from inspiring English sources

Yet they remain in memory, continuously shaping and refining our sense of the mythic city.

It could be fabricated simply and inexpensively, for example, by transferring the pattern for the memory continuously from a cylinder onto a substrate, much as newspapers are printed on a press.

The pipelined inner join is an expensive operation that consumes CPU and memory continuously, far more than other operations like counting or filtering that are computed in constant time and space.

This feature is very important considering that the reliability of a NAND flash memory continuously decreases over time, meaning that the required correction capability is not fixed during the life of the device.

Since the holes cards, magnetic matrix, tapes, magnetic cards, and hard disk used successively to nowadays flash memory invented by Simon M. Sze, the capacity and density of digital memory continues to upgrade and the speed also continuously increases.

Since the advent of the digital era, the way of digital memory is continuously in progress.

The needs for higher and higher density memory will continuously grow, driven, for example, by the needs of huge amount of memory for the long video recording.

In the near future, petascale data may cause analysis failures because of traditional approaches in usage, i.e. when the data is stored on a memory disk continuously waiting for further analysis.

As a fluid, malleable, and an ever-changing entity, memory is continuously reinvented and reenacted to produce narratives of the past which conform to the identity requirements of a particular social order at a specific time and place.

What he found has become one of the few certainties of neuroscience: namely, that all memories grow continuously weaker, but that the rate of "decay" lessens each time you review the information.

I imagine a normal person's memory is arranged continuously, like a line.