Sentence examples for useful memory from inspiring English sources
No one in the present US administration seems to have any useful memory of our earlier adventures in this department, and no one appears able to clearly distinguish between the two crucially different bad-hats with sallow complexions, Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein.
(Wikipedia's imperfectly reliable list is quite a useful memory jogger).
For a start, the grains of magnetite are not strong enough magnets to make a useful memory, and the size of each domain (20 microns across) is huge by modern computing standards.
Although the main/auxiliary memory distinction is broadly useful, memory organization in a computer forms a hierarchy of levels, arranged from very small, fast, and expensive registers in the CPU to small, fast cache memory; larger DRAM; very large hard disks; and slow and inexpensive nonvolatile backup storage.
Color is a very useful memory tool, able to teach the brain by association what areas are grouped together.
It is difficult, therefore, to identify the nature and extent of the impact other than whether patients were satisfied and felt they were a useful memory aid.
We propose that rapid sensory plasticity could explain how the auditory brain creates useful memories from the ever-changing, but sometimes repeating, acoustical world.
The American Ryder Cup player J B Holmes, who was diagnosed with dyslexia during his first year of university, said in 2009 that arriving at a golf course triggers an extensive bank of useful memories.
This classification shows the interest of a new consistency relaxing un-useful memory management costs.
One particular attribute of this material makes it especially useful for memory storage.
The design of a practical and useful "cognitive" memory system is contemplated, a memory system that may also serve as a model for many aspects of human memory.
