I soon discovered that I could repeat — and find solace in — other bits of cherished poetry and song lyrics long committed to memory: shards of Whitman, Wallace Stevens, Bob Dylan, Cole Porter and others.
That said, the discourse in "The Red Parts" on shards — be they memory shards, ash and bone shards, bullet shards, ripped pieces of clothing, and so on — is very present and important to its ruminations.
A Delicate Balance 2. Redeemer 3. Beyond Sight 4. Terminus 5. Cobra 6. Nex 7. Memory Shard 8. Murmur 9. Aquamarine 10.
2. Execute: perform a parallel update of vertices and edges of the memory shard through multi-thread asynchronous computation in primary memory.
Schematically, the execution flow of GraphChi can be summarized in an iterative cycle, repeated across each interval of vertices: 1. Read: select an interval and load in primary memory its inedges stored in the associated shard (the "memory shard").
Neo4j does not support graph sharding on different nodes, rather it supports in memory cache sharding [52, 82].
Its concert begins with the equanimity of Haydn (the Quartet in B-Flat Major, "Sunrise") but moves quickly into more passionate realms, etched by Shulamit Ran (the New York première of her String Quartet No. 3, "Glitter, Doom, Shards, Memory"), Puccini ("Crisantemi"), and Mendelssohn (the fevered, final Quartet in F Minor, Op. 80).
There are often shards of memory buried in my fiction, but I write more from imagined incidents.
There are fewer countdown-to-9/11 narratives: with shards of memory, friends and relatives are piecing together a whole life.
"Writers inevitably return to their childhoods," she remarks in "Nulle Part" ("Nowhere"), an autobiography composed in 2005 from vivid shards of memory and sensation.
It, too, through its tumbled shards of memory and observation, its layers of physical ritual and speech, aims to trace the fates and desires of men and women.
