By tireless canvassing, witty public speaking and a finger-snap memory ("How is your mother's arthritis, Mrs Smith?"), his brown homburg like an exclamation among the hay-bales and hedges, he narrowly won back the rural constituency of North Devon in 1959.
The Finecam SL300R uses Kyocera's RTune Rapid Tuning technology and a high-speed memory card to quickly snap and store pictures.
Those who are chronically nervous can suffer from memory loss, snap at colleagues or even be at risk for heart attacks. .
Finally, a stand-alone flash card reader -- some are now available for under $50 -- is a wise investment that will enable you to transfer shots from one memory card to a computer while continuing to snap pictures with a second memory card.
And in an environment with constant political instability, WCS provided a much-needed level of stability and institutional memory, snapping up the park service's most talented directors when their terms ran out.
She has a snap-tight memory for her childhood, when she was safe and sane.
"The snaps were memory aids; it was the memory that was the essential thing," Mr. Szarkowski writes.
That is, the trial-to-trial variability of single neuron responses (activity changes of a single neuron) does not allow the reliable prediction of, and consequently, understand whether and/or how brains form snap-shot memory representation of events at any given moment in time.
Unlike digital cameras with full memory cards that cannot snap any more pictures, our brains never seem to run out of room.
After having their picture taken near the court, the group took a moment to capture their own memories, snapping photographs on their cellphones before having to hurry up to their seats before tip-off.
