Sentence examples for memory faced from inspiring English sources

Yet, burdened by inescapable memory, faced with the inevitable prospect of extinction, we persist in wanting to hold on to that "fair fancy", the pretty lie of the Christmas story – and that is our distinctively human tragedy.

A simple example is personal computers, where Intel and Microsoft attracted outsized margins while other vendors of disk drives, motherboards, printers and memory faced crushing downward pricing pressure.

Ferroelectric field-effect transistor (FeFET) was one of the most promising devices replacing the conventional Flash memory facing physical scaling limitations at those times.

There are layers of racial bias as Memory, a black woman, stands accused of murdering a wealthy white man, and the prejudices Memory faces as a white-haired albino woman in Zimbabwe.

The movie turns an investigative reporter named Cal McAffrey (played by Russell Crowe) into a figure for analog values, including experience, memory, face-to-face interaction, moral ambiguity, dirt and ink.

As can be seen, the stimuli belonged to different domains such as memory, faces, emotions, verbal, spatial, motor, or social.

No president in recent memory has faced a Supreme Court vacancy that opened during his final year in office.

However, due to the grainy structure and defects associated with grain boundaries in the films, typical poly-Si TFT-based memory devices face some challenging issues, such as poor subthreshold swing [SS] and slow memory operation speed.

On Sunday at noon, the Knicks will shake the loss to the Hawks out of their memory and face the entertaining and tricky Sacramento Kings.

My strongest memory of facing Italy was when we took them on in Rome in October 1997 for a crucial World Cup qualifying tie.

However, in the further scaling down, the traditional flash memory is facing more and more problems due to its physical limitations.