Sentence examples for memory it does from inspiring English sources

If a device finds data with a matching hash in its memory, it doesn't bother to download that component.

When your brain retrieves a memory, it does not do it like a computer does, which calls up a complete record of what's on its hard drive.

The mind can be a mystery; maybe sometimes the boom or the creak is a memory it does not want to keep.

Though the book is not a "how to" book for improving memory, it does make for enjoyable reading, and should make you a lot more sympathetic to your own and others' memory lapses.

"Not only does that not jibe with my memory, it doesn't jibe with reality," Mr. Gitlin said, pointing out that he never saw me out of bed.

If I read a bad one, I pretend I haven't, and hope it dissolves out of memory; it doesn't, of course.

This suggests that even though the movement itself has faded from memory, it did have a lasting impact in popularizing its particular framing of income inequality.

The results of Experiment 2 were straightforward: When participants were accessing color information from memory, it did not increase the magnitude of the attentional blink, whereas retrieving alphanumeric information did increase blink magnitude.

And unlike most memories, it doesn't flee from my consciousness when I try to focus; instead, her image remains in a natural light for me to cherish.

Bards worried that handwriting would destroy our memories (it did), and scribes loathed the printing press for economic reasons, but handwriting enthusiasts were suspicious of what the typewriter would do to our souls.

This spring I flew 500 miles to return to my childhood neighbourhood and walked the streets I walked as a kid, in the hope it would stir up humorous memories (it didn't).