Sentence examples for memory embedded from inspiring English sources

It's a hidden trace, a memory embedded in the walls of the house of a life violently cut short, and raises questions of how the people living there now must feel.

The DCR-SX60 comes packing with 16GB memory embedded with a Memory Stick Pro Duo slot for even more memory.

Real-world diffusion can be multi-dimensional, requiring efficient numerical solvers that can handle long-term memory embedded in mass transport.

In order to overcome these difficulties, researchers in the past have proposed application-specific design of image sensors with control circuitry and dedicated memory embedded on the same chip, as shown in Figure 1.

These attacks are performed by malicious peripherals that make read or write accesses to DRAM memory or to memory embedded in other peripherals, through DMA (Direct Memory Access) requests.

The entire FPGA project takes up to 12 k logic elements (on a maximum of about 33 k available on the ALTERA Cyclone II device used in the application) divided into 18 main entities; the implemented code uses about 150 kbits of the memory embedded on the FPGA and 4 DSP elements for the fast fixed point multiplications.

We tested this idea using indices of visuospatial memory embedding along with the trauma film paradigm.

It's a recognition of the appropriate, and therefore intelligent, behaviour of matter, and that landscapes have "memories" embedded in their structure that influence their present environs, their future destinies – and the humans that pass through them.

Kai Bird, infected as a small boy, clearly tried to take remedial measures (living in south Asia, producing several biographies to do with atomic warfare) but has now given in, writing a book of childhood memories embedded in chunks of historical narrative.With so much injustice in the world, why does the injustice done to the Palestinians still rank so high?

The memories embedded in each typewriter and its many parts stay intact, even when the pieces  fit together in a new way.

The passing of time and past memories embedded in the home tend to deepen the older adult's sense of rootedness and the desire to stay and grow old in one's present home often becomes strong [ 15- 17].