'smooth memory' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an example of a metaphor used to refer to someone's ability to remember details quickly and easily, as if the memories were being recalled without any trouble. For example, "He has a smooth memory and can recite chapters of his favorite books with minimal effort."
The approximation of such singularities is a more delicate issue than the approximation of smoother memory kernels.
Golden varnish washed across the surfaces of a bath leaves an aura of past pleasures, smooth enamel memory.
Australians worry all the time, and this high anxiety helps explain why these Olympic Games are shaping up as among the smoothest in memory.
They are able to shut off that critical inner voice, they are able to bypass the mind, they are able to function on smooth muscle-memory alone.
The time course of no-go-related discharge was similar during memory-based smooth pursuit and memory-based saccades as shown in Figure 6 D (thick vs. thin), suggesting that no-go-related discharge was common for the 2 tasks as observed in SEF no-go neurons (Shichinohe et al. 2009).
The proposed fixed-lag smoother is shown to be much less computationally complex than the existing fixed-lag Kalman smoother with infinite memory structure.
They were clothes with memory smoothed by time, like a stone from deep inside the earth.
Recently, we examined the neuronal substrate of predictive pursuit during memory-based smooth pursuit and found that supplementary eye fields (SEFs) contain signals coding assessment and memory of visual motion direction, decision not-to-pursue ("no-go"), and preparation for pursuit.
But "Third Person" is the kind of eccentric and emotionally exhausting movie whose ardent sincerity remains in memory after smoother, more conventional works have passed into oblivion.
The house belongs to her lantern-jawed ex-fiancé, Jeff, and Shannon, we infer from her struggle to maintain her remarkably smooth countenance, has nostalgic memories of evenings spent in Jeff's Jacuzzi.
