Sentence examples for memory gaps were from inspiring English sources
Memory gaps were described as something very unpleasant.
The memory gap is so definite that one friend, after helping me translate an old recording on the topic, turned to me in shock and asked, "People got shot?" She came back a few days later, after doing some research and added, "Deng Xiaoping must not have known it was happening".
But this is not nearly as true for Ramirez, who "initially told friends she had memory gaps and was not certain that Judge Kavanaugh was the person who exposed himself," according to The Times, at least until she searched her memory for 35 years and six days.
Gaps were considered missing.
In this paper, we assume that the memory cost of the GAPs is proportional to the size of contents and the unit price of content caching and express the total memory cost of the GAPs denoted by C as C = sumlimits_{i = 1}^{M} {sumlimits_{k = 1}^{K} {{delta_{ik}}{rho_{i}}{L_{k}}} } (10).
And while gaps in a memory are generally believed to indicate an unreliable memory, the reality is that gaps are virtually a hallmark of the remembering process.
He asked if it was possible that she was trying to fill in her memory gaps with what others were saying online.
Sometimes, gaps are productive.
The gaps are still evident.
"Those gaps are getting closed.
