Sentence examples for memory recommendation from inspiring English sources

PC makers are hoping that Microsoft's forthcoming Windows XP operating system, which carries a higher memory recommendation than previous versions, will spur a surge in PC buying, while memory chipmakers hope those who upgrade to XP, but don't buy new PCs, will buy more memory for their existing computers.

For example, I posted a memory and recommendation at Nook, a small café in the Russian Hill neighborhood of San Francisco.

This memory-based approach uses similarity, correlation or distance metrics to extract the predictions and select the best recommendations.

Consequently, this evidence supports a general recommendation that memory concerns should not be underestimated in clinical settings.

In memory-based approaches, recommendations are developed from user or item neighbourhoods, i.e. proximity (or deviation) measures between the ratings, e.g. cosine similarity, Euclidean distance and various statistical correlation coefficients.

The WMS-III has one of the largest and most representative standardization databases to assess memory and make optimal clinical recommendations.

With the release of Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In and her call to build up women leaders, I read with interest her recommendations, carrying the memory of all the strong women in my life with me.

Similarly 34.1% (n = 44) GPs indicated that they read guidelines once or twice and relied on memory in order to apply recommendations to individual patients.

Just writing this recommendation brings back fond memories of this comic strip.

For each of these variants the CPU, memory and time consumed for issuing PuLSaR recommendations were measured.

The therapist followed Shapiros' [1], [38] recommendations for targeting on old memory.