Sentence examples for memory of choices from inspiring English sources

Personal connections are reinforced by choices afforded around who you might see, what films are playing where, whether restaurants want to bid for your patronage, and any other combination of personal and external choices, established by a stored memory of choices you made in the past.

Because today's consumers favor cramming multimedia-like video into devices like iPods, NAND has become the memory of choice.

Memory of similar choices or experiences is important.

These correspond to memory of the choice point and the reward arms during the sample stage.

Mr. Shaw, who defends the restructuring, said that with the decline of the 1970s and before still seared in the memory of New Yorkers, the choice was clear: "We needed to protect the infrastructure and not have that happen again".

My memory of my own choice needs no jogging; the partnership of squeaky roast lobster tail with a flavourless lozenge of braised pork belly created a surf'n'turf combo of memorable pointlessness.

Donations in his memory to charity of choice.

We used several measures to characterize working memory performance: the total number of choices to find the goal(s), a measure of overall task performance; the number of correct choices before erring, an estimate of memory capacity; and the number of errorless trials, a measure of perfect memory.

So our strongest collective memory of America's wars of choice is the desirability – and ease – of forgetting them.

The other vitals: 3GB of memory and a choice of either a 200GB hard drive or 128GB solid state drive, and a I-can't-believe-we-still-put-up-with-this 1.2GHz Intel processor.

To read it is to enter a rich territory -- the landscape of memory and choice.