There was the memory of his words, and the memory of the memory, and then the memory of that, echoing on until his attention shifted.
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They tested for immediate memory, verbal learning and memory, visual learning and memory, and story recall.
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That's a sensory memory on top of a story memory on top of an experiential memory.
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This type of memory failure is the result of a competition between the brain's "habit memory" system and its "prospective memory" system -- and the habit memory system prevails.
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Computer ComponentsProcessorsComputer ComponentsProcessorsIntel Optane Memory (323)Computer ComponentsProcessorsIntel Optane Memory (2017)Intel Optane Memory (2017)Price$77What is it?
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Intel Optane memory is cool because its uses an entirely new entry on the memory pyramid: 3D Xpoint memory.
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But kind of a very foggy memory as in I don't have, the memory doesn't includes much visual memory.
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Mostly we know that it will be a whole lot faster than Flash memory, but still slower than DRAM, making it another intermediate memory technology between actual system memory and hard-disc memory.
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With memory palaces, anyone can look like a memory genius.
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With memory, you've got multiple memory systems in the brain.
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The dual task of memory recall plus eye movement taxes the working memory, causing the traumatic memory to become less clear and vivid.
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In their drained world, there's nothing but the memory of love, the memory of joy—and the memory, strangely, of a socialist hope.
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I have a vague memory of it or if at all, if it's the correct memory or if it's not the correct memory.
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Specifically, their research revealed that peppermint helped improve working memory and long-term memory, whereas chamomile significantly significantly slowed memory and attention speed.
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As I was reading it, memory upon memory came flooding back.
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Soon enough, their noise became a memory, then that memory faded.
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While art evokes memory, it invents a memory for the future.
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"My strongest memory was that he made no memory," McFaul says.
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In fact, memory athletes train their brains to compete in memory championships.
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The memory gains seem to appear only when using the memory palace.
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Toshiba Memory is the world's second-largest maker of NAND memory chips.
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So I walk caught between memory and forgetting, between memory and forgiveness.
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First, these routers have less memory, with system memory halving from the original 512MB down to 256MB and internal Flash memory falling from 4GB to 256MB.
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Every time we pull up a memory we are re-synthesizing that memory.
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These included tests of cognitive abilities, perceptual speed, episodic memory and working memory.
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Plus, expandable memory has never performed nearly as well as internal UFS memory.
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His memory and the memory of our great leaders deserve better from me.
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Lenstore created the "Photographic Memory" quiz which tests how strong your memory is.
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It was January 16, if my memory serves me correctly ... Good memory, yes.
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"Stonewall for me isn't a happy memory; it's a sad memory," she said.
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There is no indication a memory palace has any impact on everyday memory either, said Stern -- which may be why top memory athletes still lose their keys.
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Dehydration can impair short-term memory function and the recall of long-term memory.
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Memory researchers used to believe there was just one kind of long-term memory.
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You can expand both storage and memory, with up to 32GB DDR4 memory supported.
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With memory prices constantly falling, at least upgrading the storage memory should be easy.
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In theory, therefore, activation of the habit memory system suppressed their prospective memory system.
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And then there's false memory, our memory of an event that never actually happened.
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External memory: Brains have multiple systems for memory that operate at different time scales.
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He played sevenths with quasi-surgical precision, carving memory after memory from the hippocampus.
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And memory is what HGTV is selling here — well, memory and its own brand.
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So most memory athletes use a technique called the "memory palace," according to Dellis.
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There are additional memory channels and cache speed memory access should be much faster.
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Yangtze Memory Technologies Co Ltd, Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Co Ltd, and Innotron Memory, for example, are commonly considered as China's largest and most advanced makers of memory.
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That's also twice as much memory as Compute Engine previously offered for a single machine and enough for running most memory-intensive applications, including high-end in-memory databases.
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The company effectively doubled memory in moving from the 22 GiB of memory on the previous R25 instance to the 24 GiB of memory found on the new R25.
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These reflect semantic memory, a type of explicit memory, where previously learned information is recalled.
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Someone once wrote when someone you love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a treasure.
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She still suffers from short-term memory problems, but her long-term memory is back.
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Committed to memory The 25th annual World Memory Championships took place last year in Singapore.
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Yellow indicates memory is available, but your Mac is beginning to run memory-management processes.
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Alien Workshop, Memory Screen (1991) Memory Screen is like the holy grail of skate videos.
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The R5 instances, which can feature up to 96 cores and 768 GiB of memory, are mostly meant for in-memory caching applications and in-memory and big data analytics.
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Gray matter's anatomy Boris Nikolai Konrad, a researcher in Dresler's lab and a memory athlete himself, had expected to find an enlarged hippocampus -- the brain's memory center -- in memory athletes.
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ComText is made possible because it has different kinds of memory, including both semantic memory, which covers general info, and episodic memory, which is tied to specific occurrences and events.
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There's only a memory and that memory — that non-volatile memory sits here — and there's a chip, and the chip does have an encryption code that was burned into it.
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"Nicotine seems to improve cognitive functions critically affected in schizophrenia, in particular sustained attention, focused attention, working memory, short-term memory, and recognition memory," the authors of the study wrote.
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It reminds you of something that's not in your conscious memory—it's in your bodily memory.
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Often, traumatic memory worked just like normal memory, meaning that an episode might blur over time.
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For the first time, you can buy models with more memory if you want more memory.
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So they ran the memory trial again, zapping people with TMS when a memory became silent.
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But faced with his slipping memory, I called into question the role of my own memory.
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No improvement in memory Unfortunately, there was no improvement in memory for any of the groups.
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" In this memory of a memory, he remembers: "this was my last sight of you alive.
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"When you have a good memory, you have better confidence in your memory," Dellis tells CNBC.
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"Memory is very cue dependent," he said, referring to something he calls absent-minded memory failure.
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As people age, semantic memory often is one of the first forms of memory to fade.
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We trust our bodies and muscle memory to succeed where intellectual calculation and semantic memory fail.
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Costing $1,565, the IBM 5150 had 40K of read-only memory and 16K of user memory.
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Wherever it was, it now just lives in memory, and memory is where it will remain.
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They took these results to mean that dogs have episodic memory — memory for events, as opposed to information — even when they don't need to use that memory to get a treat.
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The results showed that those on modafinil made fewer errors in two specific types of memory, episodic memory and working memory, both of which are important in day-to-day activities.
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This involves repeatedly presenting the feared object or frightening memory in a safe setting, so that the patient acquires a new safe memory that resides in his brain alongside the bad memory.
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This means that, after the destination process has started reading from the transferred memory area, memory pressure can cause the pages holding the transferred memory to be evicted from the page cache.
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And once the Switch's included memory is full, you have to upgrade to expensive external microSD memory.
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My most potent memory of my late grandmother, for instance, is also my first real earring memory.
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But Mira has no memory of that event, and she's haunted by memory "glitches" tied to Kuze.
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It also helps manage memory, so that a device doesn't run out of memory when using Uber.
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Micron's two main products are within the scope of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) and flash memory.
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But we think it, again, honors the memory of Luke [and] It honors the memory of Fred.
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When computer scientists talk about memory, they refer to RAM (random access memory) and hard drive storage.
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"The video is a dream about memory and the degradation of memory," Reas says in a statement.
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Blueberries could improve your memory and reverse memory loss, according to one animal study from Tufts University.
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Flash memory is in this category, as is ROM (read-only memory, as in EPROM and EEPROM).
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Semantic memory thus designates our memory for general knowledge about the world, as well as about ourselves.
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Competitors in memory championships or those seen on Fox's "Superhuman" — memory athletes — weren't born with photographic memories.
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Another computer component that can be upgraded easily is memory, commonly called RAM, for random access memory.
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This helps the knowledge work its way from your short-term memory into your long-term memory.
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"Additional signs of memory impairment include irritability or even explosiveness when questioned about their memory," she added.
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The memory that Democrats lost the seat by 167 votes in 2014 still burns in her memory.
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He added that memory pricing will weaken in 2018 as China steps up its memory production capacity.
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Memory issues Trump has claimed on several occasions over the years that he has an excellent memory.
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ECC memory, or error-correcting code memory, is much better at limiting little problems with data corruption.
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No. When you ask what memory is, there's a lot of concern with memory in the afterlife.
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Nor is it surprising to learn that temporal lobe epilepsy affects episodic memory more than semantic memory.
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Tap Memory, then Memory used by apps to see which ones are sucking up your phone's RAM—note that you can change the timescale for this at the top of the Memory screen.
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The women completed questionnaires on memory difficulty and anxiety about memory problems and had neuropsychological tests of verbal memory and processing speed before therapy, after their eight sessions and again two months later.
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Brain games Mullen first became interested in memory techniques while reading "Moonwalking With Einstein," a book about one journalist's yearlong journey to win the 2006 USA Memory Championship using the memory palace method.
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"If supply constraints arise in South Korean memory chip production, the price of memory components could significantly increase due to the inability of the other memory suppliers to meet global demand," said Biswas.
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Over the last year, the team fixed 33 major memory leaks and a new feature allows the IDE to collect more information about how it uses memory and suggest memory settings for you.
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Generating collective memory through the complex language of performance can restore local history forgotten in the national memory.
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RAM stands for random access memory, and it's where a computer stores memory that it is actively using.
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Such an advance would require an entirely new kind of memory, called qRAM, or quantum random access memory.
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There's nothing quantum about the memory itself—the quantum part is how the memory is used and accessed.
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However, the question of "can dogs forget their owners?" employs another type of explicit memory called episodic memory.
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Endel Tulving, who defined episodic and semantic memory, proposed that conscious recollection was required to demonstrate episodic memory.
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Memory is a factor, too: "When it comes to the experiential, memory is malleable and unreliable," says Olivola.
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If we want them to learn memory techniques and Latin, why not just teach memory techniques and Latin?
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He is memory, and the brain is an agent borrowing that memory, and it functions in total darkness.
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In what's called "episodic memory," each part of a memory is stored in different parts of the brain.
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People wanted "cognitive rehabilitation" to help them learn practical techniques for promoting memory or compensating for memory loss.
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The memory of the event is less a memory and more a series of blurry flashes of consciousness.
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It was a bad memory for me and a bad memory for that neighborhood, especially for the children.
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We're also testing our memory, after a report showed that creating memory palaces works better than rote learning.
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The cognitive tests they took measured language abilities, episodic memory, executive function, attention, working memory and processing speed.
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"There's really never been anything quite like this in my memory or in anyone's market memory," he said.
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The preciousness of memory doesn't make it less unreliable; the unreliability of memory doesn't make it less precious.
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Konrad is a memory athlete himself, currently ranked 24th among those who compete at the World Memory Championships.
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It's a product of Bain's very particular imagination, with memory upon memory intrinsically woven into melody upon melody.
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Although Android 6.0 Marshmallow supports a new adoptive memory feature that basically treats external memory as internal memory, neither of Android's two biggest vendors, LG or Samsung, support the feature in their new smartphones.
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"To create a memory, we first attend to sensory input, such as someone's voice, which is transferred to short-term memory, and is then transferred to long-term memory for later retrieval," Fromme said.
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With reconsolidation, researchers argued, there seemed to be a brief window in between the retrieval of an old memory and the creation of a new memory in which the old memory is vulnerable to manipulation.
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The False Memory Syndrome Foundation was formed in 1992 as a space for Loftus and others to probe the fallible nature of memory, and her book The Myth of Repressed Memory was published in 1994.
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Today, the scientific debate on this topic is around how prevalent false memory formation is (critics charge that reports of fully implanting a false childhood memory are overinflated), and how to more precisely define memory.
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Chowdhury then started reading more and more about memory theaters on the internet, while also researching the concept in Frances Yates' book The Art of Memory, which, among other things, details Camillo's theater of memory.
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The concept itself is called 3D stacking, and we've seen it already in memory, specifically high bandwidth memory (HBM).
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In this way, infant memory architecture is much like adult memory architecture—we just get better at using it.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will also include support for non-volatile memory modules (NVDIMM-N) with persistent memory.
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In addition, the company announced it is bumping the memory spec from 128GB to 256GB of built-in memory.
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Since memoir relies on an individual person's memory — and memory fades and morphs over time — this may be inevitable.
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Flash memory, meanwhile, is limited in that it can only erase memory cells in large blocks at a time.
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The Cabeau Evolution Memory Foam Travel Pillow uses ergonomically-molded memory foam to keep your head supported in flight.ProsCons
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Test your memory with the classic find-the-penny quiz and some brain teasers from the World Memory Championships.
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Though her short-term memory is starting to fade, Mom's long-term memory is like a maximum-security prison.
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"The key to A.I. is memory and they are the biggest memory semiconductor maker in the world by far."
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Recalling a long-term memory brings it back into our short-term memory, which essentially gives it new context.
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Yael: Out of memory condition is when your computer runs out of memory and starts doing weird glitchy shit?
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In the article, the researchers argue that many of the brain cells associated with memory actively foster memory loss.
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It is a much better memory than the wildfire smoke that will forever be imprinted in my memory. 22017.
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Other examples are "type confusion," (mixing up what type of value exists at a place in memory) "use after free," (using a piece of memory after you told the operating system you were done with it) and "use of uninitialized memory" (using a piece of memory before you've stored anything in it).
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Another study, this one presented at the International Conference on Memory in 2016, found that feeling might actually be a signal that your brain's memory checking processes (not memory formation) are at work, explains New Scientist.
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It's thought that something like magnetoresistive RAM might someday be able to function as a "universal memory," compiling all of the benefits of RAM, Flash memory, and hard-disc memory into a single non-volatile technology.
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Bennett argued that the demon's knowledge is stored in its memory, and memory has to be cleaned, which takes work.
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The memory holy grail, however, is to reduce it all, the entire hierarchy of computer memory, to one single level.
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The memory card explainedYou're probably most familiar with memory cards from slotting one into your digital camera or your smartphone.
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"When you use something for years, you get muscle memory, and Apple's gone and broken that muscle memory," Maheux said.
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Once again, innovation is leading to new gains as can be seen with new non-volatile memory, and stacked memory.
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It's not really Crysis-ready hardware, but it can run programs — either with its built-in memory, or external memory.
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A suppression of prospective memory caused by the dominance of the brain's habit memory system is an almost daily occurrence.
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"You need independent corroboration to know whether you're dealing with a real memory or a false memory," she tells Axios.
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There will also be a couple of memory and storage options, including 16GB of memory and up 4TB of storage.
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The card has a dozen of Micron's GDDR216 memory modules installed, and no existing GPUs support this new memory yet.
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This deal is phenomenal, when it's day one I can look at it and say that's all memory, faded memory.
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As one might surmise, a memristor is a resistor that comes equipped with its memory, or is its own memory.
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Memory: RAM is certainly another important component of your gaming PC. That's because games can actually be taxing on memory.
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So, could be anything from, like, autism, schizophrenia, memory loss — like, everyone experiences memory loss at certain points in age.
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Memory: RAM is certainly another important component of your gaming PC. That's because games can actually be taxing on memory.
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Sales of smartphones — a huge market for memory chips — have begun to plateau, weighing on the price of memory chips.
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The instrumental quintet Starebaby began performing "The Memory of My Memory" in ballad mode, easing into a swaying, dreamlike melody.
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I don't have a World Series memory or a championship memory the way a lot of other sports fans do.
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The issue is further complicated by the possibility of implicit or "unconscious" memory as opposed to conscious or "explicit" memory.
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There's a special class of cells called memory B cells—we call them that because it's like they have memory.
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What many do not understand is that memory, including memory for traumatic events, does not work like a video recording.
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In repurposing this technology to indulge memory, a lopsided juxtaposition between practices of ancestral memory and data collection projects emerges.
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The chief executive of Toshiba Memory, the world's No. 2 producer of NAND flash memory chips, brushed aside concerns about falling memory chip prices and reaffirmed the company's plan to go public in two to three years.
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Grounded in the theories of Repressed Memory Syndrome (RMS) and False Memory Syndrome (FMS), "Educational Complex" is an architectural model of every school Kelley attended, plus his childhood home, made from memory, with unremembered areas left blank.
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The abiding image of Wade seared into the collective memory of basketball fans was supposed to be just that: a memory.
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In our tests the Optane memory paired with a traditional HDD, was two to three times faster than without the memory.
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Micron is known for dynamic random access memory (DRAMs), which are the most basic commodity used as memory in many PCs.
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One man, Henraek, is a memory thief, stealing memories from civilians, until he harvests a memory of his own wife's death.
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In addition to raw memory capacity, memory transfer speeds should be faster as the foundation is switching from LPDDR2 to LPDDR4.
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Ideally, this also means Firefox now uses far less memory (and often this means it'll actually use less memory than Chrome).
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Long talks, lengthy meetings, and prolonged lectures can all erode short-term memory, crowding the limited pathway to long-term memory.
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It works by having a subject focus on a traumatic memory, briefly, and use triggered eye movement to desensitize the memory.
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Many studies show that people who use cocaine and other stimulants show deficits in many areas of memory, even prospective memory.
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Intel – The chipmaker has debuted products based on its newest memory technology, which closes the gap between conventional and flash memory.
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Last year Intel and Micron, a big memory-manufacturer, announced a new memory technology called 3D Xpoint that also uses stacking.
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Rambus – The chipmaker has expanded a memory chip collaboration with Microsoft, involving the optimization of memory chip performance at cryogenic temperatures.
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Rambus (RMBS) has expanded a memory chip collaboration with Microsoft (MSFT), involving the optimization of memory chip performance at cryogenic temperatures.
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Some had no long-term memory of voting at all, but admitted that the problem was their memory, not the voting.
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It's a side effect in D-RAM, which is dynamic random access memory, that causes memory cells to leak their charges.
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The former will include 16 GiB for 2x the memory while the later packs in 32 GiB for 2.43x the memory.
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The color of the "memory pressure" graph will give you an idea about how much of your available memory you're using.
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The Leesa is an all-memory foam option, and the Sapira, a memory foam and spring hybrid — both are seriously comfortable.
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If something traumatic happens to you, it inscribes two different kinds of memories in your brain: declarative memory and emotional memory.
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Thinking about school lunch got me to the memory of lunchboxes, which I think is a fond memory for many people.
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With this association of memory with place, or "topos," the idea of mnemotechnics, or the art of memory, came into being.
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Something different, something original, something eye-catching does tend to stick in the memory (and that memory is collective, and global).
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And so, Kerry's Swift Boat history likely will remain locked away—a trick of memory, or the memory of a trick.
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But they were surprised to find that activating the same memory with a different laser placement made the memory less frightening.
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Because it sits in a computer's flash memory, it takes time, effort and extreme care to reflash the memory with new firmware.
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There's also a pretty robust bump in RAM up to 12GB of memory, coupled with a healthy 21502091GB/s of memory bandwidth.
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When opening Mass Effect Andromeda the Optane memory enabled storage drives were both twice as fast as the drives without Optane memory.
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Vita memory cards fell into the same trap as the company's flash-based memory sticks, essentially a shittier version of SD cards.
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He just wanted to wipe the memory out, in the way that the memory of a vaccination is wiped out by chemotherapy.
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The film is dedicated to his memory and to the memory of Leonard Nimoy, the original Mr. Spock, who died in 2015.
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The court in July temporarily barred Micron from selling 26 products in the country including memory chips, memory sticks and hard drives.
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For a working memory to be maintained, scientists have long believed that the neurons associated with a memory must be continuously buzzing.
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Ultraideas Memory Foam Moccasin Slippers, available from Amazon for $17.99 to $20.99 Treat your mom's feet with these plush memory foam slippers.
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Of course there are moments when something triggers a memory and I react, but I feel comfort knowing I'm honoring their memory.
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"As we mourn her memory, we'll work in her memory to achieve that better world she spent her life trying to achieve."
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The Moving Memory Project explores memory loss through dementia and Alzheimer's and the impact of those conditions on people and their relationships.
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"A Memory Called Empire" makes much of past and future selves, of memory and language and the things that can change them.
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Intel's Non-Volatile Memory Solutions Group offering memory and storage products had $1.22 billion in revenue, below the $1.28 billion FactSet consensus.
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As we mourn her memory, we'll work in her memory to achieve that better world she spent her life trying to achieve.
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Christopher Street seemed to carry the memory of Christopher Street magazine like an aging face carries the memory of its youthful glamour.
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Strong iPhone demand would benefit memory players like Micron Technology as well, which supplies phones with types of random access memory (RAM).
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But will they be able to get away with this with the memory of the tax scam still fresh in everyone's memory?
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Beijing has made the semiconductor sector a priority under its "Made in China 2025" strategy, and three firms - Yangtze Memory Technologies Co Ltd, Innotron Memory and Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit - are getting ready to mass-produce memory chips, according to analysts.
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"It was a sort of accepted idea that emotional memory is forever, that the best thing you can do is form an inhibitory memory, but the fear memory is always there and we have to live with it," she said.
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The 2250 Pro is the top-of-the-line consumer model, which uses faster and more reliable – but less memory dense and therefore more expensive – MLC (Multi Level Cell) memory, where each memory cell can contain 2479 bits of charge.
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Alluxio is a virtual distributed storage system, and it has a memory-centric architecture that enables data sharing across clusters at memory speed.
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I hope this beautiful moment in a photo will stay forever in your memory Saya, for a memory of you love, Griffin Madden!
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Any time I can get audio, video, of anything, I prefer that to human memory because human memory is fallible and it's subjective.
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In addition, Linode also launched a number of high-memory instances for application where memory is more important than storage and CPU power.
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I have already written about how we should use photos sparingly, as mementos triggering a memory instead of as substitutes for the memory.
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The cooling gel memory foam layer will keep you cool as you sleep, while the high-density memory foam core offers ample support.
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Second, the special version has "persistent memory" using non-volatile memory modules (NVDIMM-N) so you can read and write files lightning-quick.
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There's no branching, or even arithmetic: The only processor command it contains is "mov", which scoots data from memory address to memory address.
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One of the biggest specialists in creating tiny devices packed full of memory is SanDisk, offering memory cards, flash drives, SSDs, and more.
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Each one has its own little subsection of computer staked out, with its own private list of memory addresses (available memory slots, basically).
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LawBreakers addressed itself to my memory of those treasured arena shooters of the late 90s, but that memory was alternately selective and imaginary.
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Probably most people think of memory has a hard-disc or cloud server, where memory functions something like a bank account for information.
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Kim said the firm's analysis of previous memory cycles revealed investors should sell chip stocks three to six months before memory prices peak.
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He noted that flash memory prices are already falling and his quantitative model predicts DRAM memory prices will top out in mid-2018.
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Together these three companies control over 80 percent of the $1593 billion global memory chip market at a time of worldwide memory shortage.
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In basic terms, if the graph appears green, you have a lot of memory left; if it appears red, your memory is low.
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Why this is important: It offers scientists a new way of looking at memory and could eventually inform our understanding of memory disorders.
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One of the reasons why we forget a given memory—what makes a memory vulnerable to forgetting—is how well we've rehearsed it.
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Milking our collective cultural memory — while demonstrating a perverse selective memory of his own — constitutes stratospheric cynicism, or perhaps, a professional death rattle.
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