Sentence examples for memory occupying from inspiring English sources

Like all heroes, Marley is venerated as an infallible legend of historical memory, occupying a distinct representation of Jamaican iconography as the peace-loving Rastaman, the dub minstrel of ganja-smoking culture.

The Palestinian director Kamal Aljafari's elliptical film "Port of Memory" occupies ground somewhere between documentary and fiction.

Another characteristic of the decoder implementation which is of interest is the memory occupied by its executable code.

Both Message memory blocks have the same capacity (210 × 1, 800 bits), however the area used by the wider 360 FUs Message memory is 6.2 mm2, while the thiner 45 FUs memory occupies only 3.2 mm2.

In each BBA, the tie-points have to be uploaded in a unique block: the higher is the number of points that have to be uploaded, the larger will be the memory occupied by the process.

In particularly, because the non-target digit in working memory occupied the same position as the target digit in external representations, it could also interfere with the processing of the target digit in external representations.

The Production memory occupies 97% of the loading time, whereas the Working memory (Facts) only takes 2%.

For GSMA*, when we run out of the memory, we first do a global scan operation (Sengupta et al., 2007) to pick those nodes which are the leaves of the current searching tree, while freeing the memory occupied by the internal nodes that have already been expanded.

This would save the memory occupied by the equations.

With this idea, Rapaille then posited that these sublimated emotional memories occupied a place between each individual's unconscious (Freud) and the collective unconscious of the entire human race (Jung).

Memories occupy nearly 97% of the circuits' total area.