Sentence examples for memory would take from inspiring English sources

Phoebe fought on, as far as memory would take her.

I found myself kind of going, "No, no, no, that's not... .. and my memory would take over because I was the guy that created it in the first place.

"A patient suffering from intrusive traumatic memories would take a pill containing a drug that would enter the brain and activate Npy1 receptors and then be exposed to a virtual experience of the trauma," says Gross, "and we predict that the combination of receptor activation and trauma exposure and recall would promote the selective erasure of the relevant memory".

From the workhorse DRAM (dynamic random-access memory) they would take the ability to store vast quantities of data at rock-bottom prices.

Subjects were not informed that memory testing would take place after 4 weeks.

Computational complexity theory deals with how many resources, especially time and memory, it would take to solve certain computational problems.

In my memory, I would take out great stacks of Agatha Christie and PG Wodehouse, which he would sign out very seriously along with his medical textbooks".

And what memories we would take with us.

The Irishman was limping after at least one fall too many during the week, but cheerfully reeled off the memories he would take from the Festival: "Annie Power, spectacular.

These pictures aren't actually stored on the camera's memory card, which would take up an immense amount of memory, but instead are streamed and bypass local storage.

The memory access functions would take in 1 byte of opcode, 2 bytes of address and 1 byte for a value.