For example, there are no details or guidance regarding the memory instrument to be used.
Given his penchant for using such lifelines, it makes some sense that he is obsessed with hand-held devices: P.D.A.'s, MP3 players, cellphones and any other memory-packed instrument he can lay his hands on.
The subject of his fourth book, "The Adventures of a Cello -- History and Memories," the instrument is a 1720 Stradivarius, the Piatti, which has traveled from Italy to owners in Spain, Ireland, England, Berlin and the United States.
Digital storage oscilloscopes consist of a conventional analog cathode ray oscilloscope with the added facility that the measured analog signal can be converted to digital format and stored in computer memory within the instrument.
The Fluxgate Magnetometer experiments on-board the European Space Agency's four spacecraft Cluster Mission have the capability to store sampled magnetic field vectors in the instrument memory, either as a full resolution 'event capture' or as spin-resolution vectors transformed into a non-spinning co-ordinate system (de-spun).
Therefore, a new and specific instrument with which to assess patients' memories of their ICU stay (ICU Memory [ICUM] tool) was developed and validated by Jones and coworkers [ 10] in the UK.
He was grunting and muttering along with the score, which he knew — every line, every instrument — from memory.
So it feels just as comfortable, and just as natural, more like playing a musical instrument from memory than calculating sums on paper.
His mostly instrumental music goes genre-hopping -- reggae, garage-rock, manic cartoon jazz, circus tootling, toy-piano ditties -- as if communing with his instruments' ancestral memories.
The level of activity was recorded in the instrument's memory every 15 seconds (15-s epoch) as recommended for this age group.
