Sentence examples for peculiar memory from inspiring English sources

The nanoparticles' distribution onto the different copolymer domains was found strongly affected by the annealing treatment, showing a peculiar memory effect, which modifies the AFM phase response of the Au NPs layer onto the polar domains, without affecting their surfacial composition.

I HAVE a peculiar memory which must date to when I was 10 or 11 years old.

The Peculiar Memories of Thomas Penman By Bruce Robinson.

There's a "Withnail-esque" script called The Block, an adaptation of The Peculiar Memories of Thomas Penman and a book of short stories.

Robinson has carried a distrust of authority with him since his childhood, which he novelised in 1998 as The Peculiar Memories of Thomas Penman.

What she didn't know, though, was that I'd brought her here not just to make a peculiar family memory but to close a loop with the defendant.

I thought little of it – Printer's Devil Court held no special memories for me, other than those last peculiar and unpleasant ones.

She is a hysteric, experiencing panics and peculiar lapses in memory.

Cognitive scientist Barbara Landau and her colleagues at Johns Hopkins University, who have been working with Johnson for a couple of years, picked up on this peculiar pattern of memory.

This is hardly an uncommon set of circumstances, but here it becomes the stuff of a minor epic drama as Benham must navigate, over a solitary weekend, his own peculiar minefield of memory, loss, longing and (yes) satisfaction, and how all of this plays out in his life and his work.

We propose a generic solution to trace embedded heterogeneous systems and overcome the challenges brought by their peculiar architectures (little available memory, bare-metal CPUs, or exotic components for instance).