Regarding the first (the relation between imagination and memory), a sizable literature has been devoted to the phenomenon of "imagination inflation" (Garry et al. 1996; Goff and Roediger 1998), whereby imagining an event can cause a subject to "remember" having experienced it.
With bank runs and bailouts still fresh in people's memories, Scotland's sizable financial sector and many other businesses are unlikely to accept such a position.
And so it was here, with Mr. Cliburn inevitably bringing down the house to end the night with desolation far behind, leaving a sizable crowd of 11,500 with warm memories.
While these ideas give us a representation of sizable web graphs that comfortably fit in memory, we still need to support connectivity queries.
Later, he was a generous supporter of the Phoenix Symphony, serving as director, and the Mobile Symphony; making a sizable donation endowing its principal cello chair in memory of his wife.
But for embedded devices, memory coherence protocols tend to account for a sizable portion of chip's power consumption.
Considering that a sizable portion of Apple's product lines rely on solid-state flash memory, it's a smart move from the folks at Cupertino.
In the Bronx's sizable Cambodian immigrant community, silence is one way of coping with traumatic memories of the Khmer Rouge.
A sizable popular majority rebuffed the most virulently xenophobic and anti-immigrant campaign in recent memory to elect an unprecedentedly diverse Democratic caucus.
What I didn't like about the Bedside Sleep Manager was the sizable clock-slash-dock that charged the headband and loaded its nightly data to a memory card.
Although Mr. Ollestad's memories here are thinner, he stretches them so that they fill a sizable part of the book.
