Sentence examples for that in memory from inspiring English sources

There are rational explanations, like the fact that Joan lives in Los Angeles, or that — in memory terms — she was the last one in and therefore the first to go.

Some critics of representations complain that, in memory, there is no direct awareness of a trace or idea from which, in a two-step process, the subject then indirectly infers the past event or experience.

His persistence was such that, in memory, it overwhelms his peculiar excellence.

And in the usual, nutty pattern of this whole drill at American universities, he once had been a two-time NIT coach with three early third-year losses that, in memory, felt like four.

There was only the rustling of the breeze in the elm trees — that wonderful background sound effect that, in memory, still evokes the adventures of summer nights and misdeeds in the delicious dark.

How is it that, in memory, those booted, hose-burdened firemen glancing back as they hurry toward their fatal tasks in the South Tower are always in their mid-twenties, while the terrified bystanders and survivors running toward us, minutes later, from out of a monstrous cloud wear the white makeup and ashen garments of a ghostly Kabuki ancestor?

"It's hard to imagine that other vendors can't catch up," says James Staten of Forrester Research, a consultancy.These efforts suggest that in-memory will proliferate, regardless of how SAP will fare.

He explained that in-memory technology would eventually absorb much of what business intelligence data warehouses currently do.

The biggest drawback of Hana is that "in-memory" means that it by definition leverages access to solid state memory, which has clear advantages, but is much more expensive than conventional disk storage.

There is no preserving a time like that, except in memory.

I hope that we enshrine that day in memory, for certain.