Sentence examples for snapshot memory from inspiring English sources

She has a snapshot memory of the first time the two met in a Forest Avenue pub on Staten Island.

An atomic snapshot memory is an implementation of a multiple-location shared memory that can be atomically read in its entirety without preventing concurrent writing.

Roger Hill, an Australian, marveled at Ritter's snapshot memory: "We'd be in an Iraqi office and he'd memorize things in Arabic script -- and he wasn't even an Arabic speaker".

According to this hypothesis, each snapshot memory contains the landmark's apparent width linked to the corresponding desired edge position.

The data suggest instead that ants use some measure of the visual width of the landmark to retrieve the appropriate snapshot memory.

Could the ant be guided to a position 10 cm from the edge of a gradient with just a single snapshot memory?

Everywhere, it seemed, the dead were mourned and remembered, if only with generalities and snapshot memories.

As Cadence's snapshot memories reveal the racism and power games that fuel the "old-money Democrats", it's only a matter of time until the citadel crumbles.

The design of wait-free implementations of atomic snapshot memories has been the subject of extensive theoretical research in recent years.

Of her father Susan has a few "snapshot memories": "I remember him folding what seemed to be an enormous handkerchief, the size of a tablecloth, and putting it in his breast pocket.

Snapshot memories of a particular singer's stage maneuvers.