Cyprus faces the worst water shortage in memory.
These include cyclical capacity shortages (notorious in memory chips), technology schedule slippages (for new CPUs, for example), and regional crises affecting suppliers (such as earthquakes).
The nascent effort, organized by far-flung substitutes who met over the Internet, comes at a time of the most severe shortage of substitute teachers in memory.
But then in 1918, a series of calamities, like something out of a disaster movie, struck Fort Lee: a wartime coal shortage and the coldest winter in memory hit, as did the influenza epidemic, closing the studios for what producers thought would be just a few weeks, Mr. Meyers said.
This was widely expected to cause shortages in worldwide markets for computer memory chips, with back orders piling up until Taiwan's production flow could return to normal.
Results on-memory -> in-memory?
Minor comments: on-memory -> in-memory?
Probably the current high flash memory prices, due to shortages in NAND flash, are the reason why the on-board maximum storage capacity isn't larger.
For Brazilians, Tuesday's blackout brought back painful memories of energy shortages in 2001, which led the country to intensify its push for more supplies of natural gas and hydroelectric power.
Last year was one of the worst in memory for typhoons, floods and droughts, which claimed 2,500 lives, left 15 million people homeless and created food shortages for more than 70 million, mostly in the poor western and northern regions.
