Indirect support for this proposition comes from published memory research (for a review see [23] [25]).
The least-squares (LS) mean change from baseline at Week 26 on the previously published (memory, language and praxis) [ 13] and newly defined subscales of the SIB were calculated for the Intent-To-Treat Last Observation Carried Forward (ITT-LOCF) population.
Ms. Besa, who grew up in Manila, and her husband, Romy Dorotan, are the authors of the newly published Memories of Philippine Kitchens: Stories and Recipes from Far and Near (Stewart, Tabori & Chang, $35), the most comprehensive book in English on her country's rich and complex food culture.
It is worth noting, however, that Harriet's published memories of Strindberg are overwhelmingly generous and appreciative; and his much-abused friends and colleagues have left a confounding array of tender reminiscences; when not in one of his "black moods," Strindberg is described as being generous to a fault, a charming houseguest, wonderful with children and deeply loved.
We also tested SACA-K [ 26], a recently published memory-efficient successor of SA-IS and included an implementation of the Deep-Shallow algorithm [ 40], which is theoretically not a linear-time algorithm, but has been shown to be fast and lightweight in practice [ 22].
Microsoft and Apple publish minimum memory requirements for each operating system, but as a general rule, you should double or perhaps quadruple that number for best performance.
Re "The 2 Worlds of Muslim American Teenagers" (news article, Oct. 7): Your article about the views of Muslim students at Al Noor School in Brooklyn is one of the more frightening you have published in memory.
When Cara De Silva edited and published "In Memory's Kitchen" in 1996, a manuscript of remembered recipes written by women interred in Terezin, a Nazi concentration camp in Czechoslovakia, some readers feared that that recipes trivialized the dire conditions in the camps.
In Mitsuyo Kakuta's "Pieces," perhaps the subtlest and most beautiful story in "March Was Made of Yarn," an anthology of short fiction just published in memory of last year's disasters, a woman in middle age looks back on her life after she learns that her husband had been with a young mistress at the time of the Great Tokyo Blackout.
In 1885, around the same time neurons were discovered, he published "On Memory," which revealed the "Forgetting Curve," where knowledge decays according to the formula R = e –(t/s), where R is retention, s is the relative strength of memory and t is time.
