Sentence examples for possibility of memory from inspiring English sources
Those four words conjure a world of distinctly human possibility — of memory, pleasure and responsibility — that resonates richly, especially if you define "sees" as not just the visual act, but also as understanding.
The possibility of memory exhaustion was checked by testing all memory allocations during the execution and by examining all the system logs after each experiment.
In recent years, continuous improvement and in-depth investigation in both materials and electrical switching mechanism not only make a breakthrough in performance of digital non-volatile memory but also look for other possibility of memory functionality.
The APA taskforce on ECT (2001) is somewhat less equivocal about the possibility of memory impairment: Retrograde amnesia occurs to some extent in almost all ECT recipients, In some patients the recovery from retrograde amnesia will be incomplete, and evidence has shown that ECT can result in persistent or permanent memory loss (APA 2001, 71 emphasis added).
The possibility of memory biases related to childhood abuse has also been focused [ 3, 5].
First, keeping the timeframe of recall to the minimum necessary to answer the research question reduces the possibility of memory difficulties [ 13].
Thus, in this paper we present an exploration, from an energy viewpoint, of the different possibilities of memory hierarchies for high-performance embedded systems when used by state-of-the-art GCs.
This feature gave the model redundancy in its plastic properties and points to the possibility of distributed memory in the circuitry mediating withdrawal reflexes in Aplysia.
The proposed case study shows the feasibility and effectiveness of the approach to reduce the likelihood, and in some cases even prevent the possibility, of exploiting memory errors.
The authors suggested the possibility of "pain memory" hypothesis for the delayed response to indomethacin.
Marmura et al. [4] suggested a possibility of "pain memory" for the interictal pain.
