Sentence examples for pieces of memory from inspiring English sources
In a letter to me, he wrote, "There are pieces of memory that I know are true, but they exist as islands in a murky sea".
His "obstacle was not a paucity of memory but a surfeit," and he is frustrated at the randomness of what he recalls: "bits and pieces of memory skittering about like the squirrels on my roof".
When the computation on different array elements are completely independent, the asymmetry of memory structure leads always to prefer one-dimensional horizontal pieces of memory, while when the computation of a data element shares some data with its neighbors, there is a pressure for more "square" shapes to reduce the amount of redundant data transfers.
As a long leave-taking sequence, made of conventional phrases ("Sorry you have to go so soon," "Thank you very much for everything"), is repeated in the final moments, it's clear that "1980" is about death and grief — and the strange bits and pieces of memory, social ritual and private madnesses that make up life.
Now imagine a quantum computer with enough "qubits"—individual pieces of memory analogous to today's transistors to assign one to each puzzle piece.
"Don't you live near the ocean?" he would ask, struggling for the pieces of memory that still floated through his brain.
I will always hold on to that piece of memory.
Thus, the compiler can place separate tasks on different cores, not worrying that they will interfere with one another or touch the same piece of memory.
"I'd rather watch it later because, for me, it's not just a film, it's a piece of memory".
Although the sentences are always labyrinthine and sometimes exhausting, the feeling at the end of each chapter is one of clarity rather than of murk: a little piece of memory has been polished bright.
For those gathered at Westminster council chambers, this was the first chance to hear details of their loved ones' last moments, a chance to find out exactly how they died, to lay that little piece of memory to rest.
