The memory shelf providesa home archive where audio memories are recorded and attached to objects.
With graduation around the corner, we invited students to send photos they'll put on their memory shelf.
An open "memory shelf," filled with portraits of young people in football uniforms and on graduation days, ran the length of the room; the other side was all built-ins.
A lot of these great ideas tend to die before reaching this point of development, but that is not to say that we will be seeing plastic memory on store shelves next year.
The two companies have just announced that they have inked a long-term licensing deal that means Monster Digital flash memory products will soon hit store shelves.
Across the board, and for the first time in recent memory, many top-shelf hotels are having rate sales, partly as a way to fill rooms left empty by the sharp and sudden retreat of corporate clients, and partly in hopes of stimulating extra summer leisure travel as a potential catalyst for a hoped-for resumption of robust travel this fall or winter.
Finally, looking for the poems of Mahmoud Darwish, I discovered on my own shelf Memory for Forgetfulness (University of California Press), given to me by a friend in Jordan - extraordinary prose poems translated from Arabic, written out of the siege of Beirut 20 years ago.
Along the north wall, after some glass cases holding certain rarities, and one case holding dear the memory of Ray Bradbury, there are shelves and shelves of literary fiction.
"I tell them about the shelf theory of memory: You can only put so much on the shelf at one time, and when you're exhausted, the shelf isn't supporting memories the way it should".
This paper presents a follow-up of the results of an 8-year study on radiation effects in commercial off the shelf (COTS) memory devices operating within the on-board data handling system of the Algerian micro-satellite Alsat-1 in a Low-Earth Orbit (LEO).
