But the city has not, within memory, been able to hire the 1,200 qualified lifeguards needed to supervise its 53 pools and 14 miles of beaches.
His memory was able to adhere to her smoothness, to her rough parts, to her every swelling and concavity, but only in a way that was like an ache like a hunger feeding upon itself.
His memory was able to adhere to her smoothness, to her rough parts, to her every swelling and concavity, but only in a way that was like an ache — like a hunger feeding upon itself.
When Lennon's mother was killed by a speeding police car in 1958, McCartney, with his own mother's death still fresh in his memory, was able to empathize with the distraught 17-year-old, creating a bond that became the basis of their close friendship.
The question remains open, however, whether perceptual memory was able to play a very minor role in determining perceptual dominance on some trials.
However, simulations of this task [4] did show that an agent with only working memory was able to maintain a level of performance intermediate between chance and perfect, correctly responding approximately 2/3 of the time as W1[green] would predict.
With a near-photographic memory, he is able to rattle off the names and provenance of some of his more exotic specimens Itzawisis, a pallasite found in Namibia; Gujba, a bencubbinite found in Nigeria.
Due to the extra dynamics introduced through the delayed states, the robust memory filter is able to provide less conservative results in terms of the H∞ and the H2 performance when compared to the memoryless case.
The cured mice developed a long-lasting antitumor immune memory that is able to reject a homologous tumor challenge up to 1 year after therapy (Fig. 2E) and to protect (Winn assay) 80% 100% naive mice from tumors (data not shown).
