Sentence examples for merged memory from inspiring English sources

Merged memory pages are tagged as read-only to prevent one owner from modifying them.

That memory merged with memories of the funeral, a vast affair in a big domed church that had once been a music hall: everyone in white, except for those of us who had come up from the city, and the women wearing pants (those who weren't were provided with wide linen napkins to cover their knees, for the sake of modesty, I suppose).

She sang it alone, recalling both his strength and his demons in a voice that merged painful memory with consolation.

Two manufacturers in Japan, NEC and Hitachi, merged their memory businesses to form Elpida in 1999, the same year that another Japanese maker, Fujitsu, abandoned the DRAM business.

Like Sarah McLachlan and P. J. Harvey, she writes songs about a tormented, mystical love that merges desire, memory and religious faith.

And with Infineon and Toshiba talking about merging their memory chip operations, there may soon be only 13.

The two ideas can be combined to do some limited merging in memory.

Thubron agrees: "I think the vividness of his memory merged seamlessly with the richness of his imagination".

Ms Eastwood, who says she creates "Diana photo blends every Sunday in her memory", merged the photograph with another taken of the then Princess of Wales meeting Mother Teresa in 1997.

Sales consultant John Lee: When people are talking about the event ten years from now, will they say "Do you remember when …?" One commenter, Scott Crabtree, brought his brain science background to bear, saying that similar activities get merged into one memory.

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