But certain historical continuities appear at once to anyone with a memory of history's grosser follies.
I was left with a memory of a very jolly individual, and then I saw his films".
The approach considers a solution-diversity mechanism coupled with a memory of those sub-optimal solutions found during the process.
Its eerie story starts with a character called Anna waking up in an island tower with a memory of a "rather unpleasant doll".
When haggis is eaten it is eaten with a memory of Scotland which is a catalyst of sorts for people visiting Scotland," says Macdonald.
But these ancient galleries, these tremendous, glorious halls, reverberate with a memory of the tables being turned, the pursuer diminished in flight.
But he seems more capable of living with a memory of a great performance than he does with the artifact of a recording.
(Russians with a memory of Soviet iconography — those enormous Orwellian faces parading by on May Day — have no need of more portraits).
Back in the sixties, Townsend-Greenspan acquired a new computer with a memory of sixteen kilobytes, which was then considered enormous, to use for economic forecasting.
Oh! Demi Moore – I do a lot with her," Tilbury cries out, suddenly, for some reason, struck with a memory of Moore.
It can only be played once, because the dvd erases itself as you watch it, leaving you with a memory of something seen that can't be recaptured.
