Sentence examples for organising memory from inspiring English sources

Humans had a unique way of organising memory and anticipation, prioritising tasks, and coordinating collaborative endeavours.

It lies in what is known as the new "zone page metadata structure", which is designed to improve the performance of the operating system's zone allocator, used for organising memory by size, dividing memory into regions, or zones.

US network HBO is behind the tribute, organised in memory of an iconic star best-known as New Jersey gangster Tony Soprano from critically-acclaimed hit drama, The Sopranos.

The event, which was organised in memory of Sophie Parr from Somerset who died of cancer at the age of 24, raised £6,500 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Now who will do that?" she asked, as she joined prayers organised in memory of her son at a Sherpa monastery in Kathmandu.

Mumbai's first set of world-renowned Jane Jacobs walks (organised in memory of the American author and urban activist) attempts to encapsulate this experience through sojourns to three parts of the city – Mazagaon, Bandra and Juhu – where residents and visitors can see how the local community functions.

In 2004, on the anniversary of his death, a series of activities were organised in memory of Odlum.

In this way, common elements serve to organise episodic memories into relational networks, linking new and existing memories to one another.

As Dr Claudia Aguirre, resident neuroscientist at mindfulness company Headspace.com, says: "Writing can be a powerful tool to help deal with our thoughts and emotions; some researchers believe it can simplify and organise fragmented memories".

In addition, the system is able to self-organise its visual memory of the environment.

This flexibility is similar to that of a virtual address space, and offers new possibilities to organise a virtual memory system.