The youngest child, Sofía carries with her only a single memory of her brief childhood on the island, in which the García's Haitian maid, Chucha, says a voodoo goodbye to the girls before they leave for the United States.
Calculators with memory may have a single memory cell, or as many as two or three.
Our results further indicate that clinicians or researchers with limited resources who administer only a single memory test should opt for a much more stringent cutoff (i.e., −2 SD below normative reference data) to determine episodic memory impairment with comparable accuracy to two measures.
A single memory chip is made up of several million memory cells.
He has a single memory of the episode.
Does the brain retrieve a single memory trace or multiple memory traces upon a cued signal?
As a consequence, it is not possible to completely isolate the contribution of a single memory-related brain structure with standard neuropsychological tests or with more sophisticated designs.
Once more, this is due to a particularly inefficient reference case with a single unpartitioned memory that has to fit the sum of all memory footprints of all applications in case of Multitasking.
Also like "A Chorus Line," which is identified in the public imagination with the song "One," "Cats"_ is associated with a single tune: "Memory," the least characteristically "Cats -like song, and the only one whose words were written by Nunn rather than by Eliot.
A numerical example for an actuator with a single shape memory element shows that, all other conditions being equal, the elastic compensation produces increases in stroke (for equal useful force) or useful force (for the same stroke) that are more than 2.5 times greater.
