Even with plentiful use of memory, this approach produces poor results in many cases, particularly in sections where there is continuous evolution of the sound, because the possible range of sounds is so great, and our ability to correlate subtle visual cues with sound is acute.
Royal Ascot winners, once plentiful, were now a memory.
One contribution of our work was a careful analysis that showed MCC outperformed BDW when memory was plentiful but not when space was at a premium.
Although the United States had long ceased to be energy-independent — that era ended just after World War II — Mr. Markey says he believes the memory of plentiful domestic supplies created a different mind-set here than in Europe, where oil was generally scarce.
And while new technologies like peer-to-peer payment systems and smartphone wallets displace our lurking memories of plentiful foreign coins in travel pouches, this new multi-currency will not wait for a democratic invitation.
The memories are plentiful: the champions, the fierce rivalries, the tantrums, the British expectation, the weather, the fashions.
I spent my undergraduate years at the University of Rhode Island and have many fond memories, including plentiful bowls of lobster bisque at the restaurant destination, Brick Alley Pub.
As computer memory has become plentiful and cheap, hardware engineers have often designed larger buffers.
I went as a callow reporter to several of his speeches, retaining memories of his plentiful references to Plymouth Argyle rather than to his idol, Nye Bevan.
Computers grew increasingly powerful and memory increasingly cheap and plentiful as the Sloan project unfolded with the beginning of actual data collection in the year 2000.
But it's also important information for everybody, science-buff or not: Getting regular, restful, and plentiful sleep makes our minds -- and our memories -- work better.
