Sentence examples for provides memories from inspiring English sources
Even when the characters aren't going anywhere, the road provides memories, second chances and something to believe in.
"But what a great thing it is for me now in my football career that every day provides memories and a chance to create more".
The upcoming NVMs are the big hope for a semiconductor memory market, which provides memories for systems to run with flexibility, reliability, high performance, and low power consumption in a tiny footprint in nearly every electronic application.
Activity in the dorsal stream and its projections is hypothesized to take precedence over activity in the ventral visual stream, including inferior and middle temporal regions, that ordinarily enables scenes to be visualized allocentrically (i.e., from alternative viewpoints), and provides memories with their context (contextual representations or C-reps).
Using an uncommonly sensitive measurement technique that he'd invented, Siliciano located H.I.V. in a type of helper T cell that provides memory to our immune system and normally survives for decades.
On the other hand, TSA provides memory and performance benefits for high-dimensional matrices (e.g., up to size ∼ 6000×6000).
Including the MPU in the microcontrollers or system-on-chip (SoC) products provides memory protection features, which can make the developed products more robust.
The latter response is antibody-mediated and provides memory-based protection.
In contrast, adaptive immunity is a learned response to specific environmental antigens carried out by B and T lymphocytes and provides memory to the immune system.
Similar to a traditional memory management unit (MMU) which translates CPU-visible virtual addresses to physical addresses, IOMMU takes care of mapping device-visible I/O addresses to physical addresses and also provides memory protection from misbehaving devices.
A separate sequencing module provides memory efficient, low level and streaming I/O support for several common variants of the FASTQ file format from next generation sequencers (Cock et al., 2010).
