Sentence examples for would be memory from inspiring English sources

Several people close to the company said that the first prototypes would be memory devices and that Molecular Electronics researchers had already succeeded in the laboratory in creating arrays of molecule-sized switches from which information can be stored and retrieved.

We would expect that antibody induced by the swine influenza vaccine would have waned over the years, but there would be memory there.

Besides, this rule also considers the improvements that similar patients who executed the task had on the other cognitive functions apart of the one it was designed for (e.g. in the case of the Bingo task, that would be memory and executive functions).

However, implementing a fingerprint designed to avoid collisions with a (2^{32}) bit indexing space using this approach would be memory-inefficient (512 MiB).

For a million transistor, very large-scale integrated circuits (VLSI), Intel founder Gordon Moore Gordon Moore once famously opined, the only obvious use would be memories.

— it would just be memory.

Thus, as an alternative to the "memory of water" debate surrounding homeopathy, an empirically-grounded hypothesis would be the "memory of source and source-modified silica nanostructures".

He would be sacrificing memory (there would be less room to store information) for speed.

Harlem would be a memory".

Or rather, it would be our memory.

I thought my mother's diaries, tiny handwritten lines, would be a memory trove.