"Great pros have tunnel vision, a short memory," Carlisle said.
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"I think this team has shown short memory," Thornton said.
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You know chickens, I think they have a short memory.
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"People have kind of a short memory with history," he says.
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It's about having a short memory and not taking things personally.
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Consumers are generally quite forgiving and have a relatively short memory.
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States, with its notoriously short memory, be ready to try amphetamine again?
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Their only hope on this issue is voters have a short memory.
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To be a successful angler, it helps to have a short memory.
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She says the secret of a long marriage is a short memory.
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He's got a short memory and he continues to work hard to improve.
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Anyone with a short memory will know that web standards don't always take off.
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Voters have a pretty short memory and her positions have undoubtedly shifted since 2010.
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Apparently, Ann has a short memory -- after all, Charlottesville was a whole 15 months ago.
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Unknown location - June 2016Consumer provided correspondence concerning Prevagen - Short Memory Supplement Spot marketed by Quincy Bioscience LLC.
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But you've got to have a short memory and come back the next day ready to play.
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Despite the newfound empowerment from social media, however, consumers have one thing against them: a short memory.
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Customers tend to have a very short memory when it comes to one-off blunders by companies.
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I have quickly learned that the internet has a very short memory, especially when it comes to news.
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TCL's got an uphill battle on its hands, reintroducing the BlackBerry line to an audience with a short memory.
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"You've just got to have a short memory," said Whit Merrifield, who homered in the ninth for the Royals.
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Laura Compagni-SabellaHastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. To the Editor: What a short memory Americans have of their own immigrant experience.
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"We're a build-'em-up and tear-'em-down culture that tends to have a very short memory," she said.
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I think it's important to just worry about the next game, have a short memory and the first to four wins.
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"I ain't denying it, but I don't remember because I've got a short memory," Clark testified on Tuesday, the Times reports.
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"Relievers have got to have short memories, and for some guys, that's the hardest thing ... but I do have a short memory."
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Overall it is a tough mission with AWS such a dominant player, as Amazon's recent earnings reminded anyone with a short memory.
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" Robert Burke, the founder of the Robert Burke Associates consultancy, said: "The fashion world as a whole has a short memory span.
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For anyone with a short memory, Philip Klein at the Washington Examiner neatly unpacks the hypocrisy behind Rubio's newfound support for Trump.
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The big move Saturday belonged to the U.S. Open champion Dustin Johnson, who hits it a long way and has a short memory.
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For all of their technological advances, the sentinel force has a disturbingly short memory, so as soon as I take flight they forget about me.
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While many coaches might employ the mantra of having a "short memory," Bears head coach Matt Nagy has opted to go in a different direction.
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But Wall Street has a short memory and Disney is struggling to assure investors that ESPN can be its growth engine in the long term.
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People here were also interpreting it as a sign of his transactional nature and his short memory, or lack of focus, on longer-term strategic relationships.
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The former vice president has a famously short memory for slights and, despite their bitter clash on the debate stage, he is fond of Ms. Harris.
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"Being in the bullpen, you've got to have a short memory, whether you pitch good or bad, because the next game is the most important game," Ramos said.
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Many of us understand that some in Congress have a short memory, but amnesia about what caused the calamity of 2008 is unacceptable and could get eerily ugly.
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Some industry observers suggested that if he continued working quietly, the controversy would blow over, as it has before — because, until #MeToo, Hollywood always had a short memory.
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No. 33 Boise State received some much-needed help from UNLV last Saturday but the Broncos figure to have a short memory when they host the Rebels on Friday night.
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I think it isn't so much that anyone actively disrespects her or diminishes her, but that we have such a short memory for who our most iconic, glamorous couples are.
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If I was going to lose, I decided I would lose nobly — full effort on each point, no complaints and a short memory to preserve the purity of my quest.
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"It's just having a short memory about the losses, just continue to build each and every day," said sophomore center Thomas Bryant, who scored 20, including a pair of 3-pointers.
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If China and the United States conflict in the future, it will not be on any battlefield but rather for dominance in the world's commercial realm — which has a short memory.
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"It seems to be a short memory about some of the statements that Eric Holder would and would not make to any committee in the House and the Senate," Lankford said.
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ABOUT MICHIGAN STATE (23.5-23): The Spartans need a short memory as they blew a 212-211 lead, committed 278 turnovers and lost on a shot with 20133 seconds left against Arizona.
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His son, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., known as Bongbong, a senator, is leading the race for vice president and taking advantage of the short memory in a country where the median age is 23.
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Part of it had to do with fashion's increasingly short memory ("But wait — she's never done men's wear," was a common refrain, even though she had done it for both Ralph Lauren and Pringle).
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Your mileage might vary, of course, but as someone who has been through it twice (nature provides us with a short memory, so as to sufficiently propagate the species), I find that kind of wordplay hilarious.
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They have a long, long, long, memory about conservative slights, but they have a very, very short memory about these types of historical -- ARROYO: As Piers Morgan was alluding to, it seems as if the outrage is selective.
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Well, because the Internet has a short memory, here's a quick refresher: Way back in March 2014, The Colbert Report sent a tweet riffing on a segment about NFL owner Daniel Snyder launching the Washington Redskins Original Americans Foundation.
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"We should resist the temptation of short memory and we should resist the temptation to forget," Villeroy said at an event held in Paris by the European Banking Authority, which relocated to the French capital from London earlier this week.
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But this is nothing new to people were I am from and to America in general, Black people, Black artists in particular have been making work around this subject since time and memorial, the world just has a short memory.
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People with short memory and idiosyncratic agenda take Italy's regal welcome to Xi during his visit Mar 21-23, and Rome's acceptance to participate in China's Belt and Road project, as a seminal event marking an irreparable breach of transatlantic union and solidarity.
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Because if there's one thing we know about fashion, it is that it has a very short memory, and when it sees something that is working (Gucci!), it is more than happy to shrug off its old prejudices and embrace a new trend.
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The first trailer for the long-awaited sequel dropped online March 2, and quickly summarizes the movie's premise: Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) jogs her famously short memory just enough to realize that she has a family somewhere out there in the ocean, waiting for her to return.
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"Being in the bullpen, you've got to have a short memory, whether you pitch good or bad, because the next game is the most important game," said Ramos, who gave up a leadoff single but retired the next three batters and threw 265 of 270 pitches for strikes.
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"People have short memory, this team will either disappear with the little amount of [bitcoin] and give me nothing, or release another teaser just to try to get more [bitcoin] (which won't work)...my bet in [bitcoin] is on the part where they live up to their word :)" This story has been updated to clarify that highest bidder of the auction, even if it doesn't get to one million bitcoin, would get to see the files, according to the terms of the auction.
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Nautiluses also tend to have rather short memory spans, and the nerve ring is not protected by any form of brain case.
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Retrieved on 2012-09-29.DNA – After Hrs – ‘I have a short memory for bad things’ – Daily News & Analysis. Dnaindia.com (2006-07-03). Retrieved on 2012-09-29.
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Mr. Forgetful is the 14th book in the Mr. Men series by Roger Hargreaves. Mr. Forgetful has a short memory. This is not particularly useful. One day he has to remember a message for Farmer Fields to say that there is a sheep loose in the lane.
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Another unambiguous interesting result of this work is that the Earth crust in Southern California has quite a short memory of past stress fluctuations lasting only about 3 to 4 months. This may put more constraint on the time window within which one may look for both seismic and non-seismic precursors.
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The terrorism effects on tourism arrivals show substitution and generalization effects and confirm the existence of a consumer's short memory effect. Spillover effects of terrorism on market shares and tourism display significant contagion effects of terrorism on market shares, as is evidence of the effect of terrorism on the substitutability between countries.
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The processor core comprises two lanes. The Resource lane can execute IO operations and general arithmetic. The Memory lane can execute memory operations, branches, and general arithmetic. Short resource or arithmetic instructions can be executed in the resource lane; short memory, branch, or arithmetic operations can be executed in the memory lane.
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The Little folk (also known as dew drop faeries or polevoi) are small winged faeries that glow in various colours. They have relatively short memory spans and are quite emotional. They often observe many mortal events, considering them as entertainment. Their large numbers and their ability to move around without attracting attention, their abilities, especially in acquiring information, are greatly underestimated by most.
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The pair chase them away, but Philip still doesn't trust her. He wants to shoot her, but is out of bullets. After Rusty apologises again for lying to him and originally handing him over to the cannibals he says, "That was a million years ago, and I got a short memory. In fact, I don't even remember who you are".
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Lecture Notes in Physics N°272. Springer-Verlag. Berlin, 1987, pp. 193–278 He notes that the homogenization of short-memory viscoelastic composites can lead to the appearance of long memory effects (an effect already noted by J. & E. Sanchez-Palencia in 1978). More recently, properties of these long memories have been established in relation to order moments 1 and 2 of the local fields.
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Both relied heavily on pools of indirect addresses to overcome the short instruction format. Both supported larger 32- and 64-bit operands via multiple ALU cycles, and memory- to-memory string operations. Both used "big-endian" addressing of long versus short memory operands. These features had all been inspired by Burroughs B5500-B6800 mainframe stack machines. The T/16 instruction set changed several features from the HP 3000 design.
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This is in contrast to the LIF model, where traces of any impulse can be present infinitely long. This property of the BN model allows to get precise description of output activity of BN stimulated with random stream of input impulses, see . The limiting case of BN with infinite memory, τ→∞, corresponds to the temporal integrator. The limiting case of BN with infinitely short memory, τ→0, corresponds to the coincidence detector.
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Reflecting on his time in Congress, Rabaut told an interviewer in 1959: > Why, we're the guinea pigs of the country. We have to go back to the country > every two years and face the people. The senators can stay down here and do > what they want for four years, and then get awful nice the last two years > and rely on the short memory of the people. Rabaut died in Hamtramck, Michigan and was interred in Mount Olivet Cemetery in Detroit.
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This is because the Z80 combines two full (but short) clock cycles into a relatively long memory access period compared to the clock, while the more asynchronous 6809 instead has relatively short memory access times. Depending on version and speed grade, approximately 40–60% of a single clock cycle is typically available for memory access in a 6800, 6502, or 6809. The 6809 has an internal two-phase clock generator (needing only an external crystal) whereas the 6809E needs an external clock generator.
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Short sequences were remembered more accurately compared to long sequences that were slow and at a fast rate. Williamson and her associates created an experiment focused on the study of short term memory using a structure of working memory to see how distinct and similar verbal and tonal information is processed. This experiment studied amateur musicians’ short memory by utilizing visual- auditory senses. It was discovered that irrelevant tones disrupted memory for sequences of tones while irrelevant speech disrupted memory for the sequence of letters.
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In February 2016, Reclaim Australia held nationwide rallies that overwhelmed counter protestors. In January 2017, a rally in Sydney was attended by only dozens of the approximately 400 people who had registered to attend. Reclaim Australia has played a number of popular Australian songs at its rallies. Some songwriters have requested that their songs not be played at these rallies, including: Jimmy Barnes (Khe Sanh), John Farnham (You're the Voice), John Schumann (I Was Only 19), John Williamson (True Blue), Shane Howard (Solid Rock), and Midnight Oil (Short Memory).
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However, Hogg replies that he has no intention to stay at the orphanage, but instead wants to go to the front lines to write, and spread the word about the war. As Hogg is leaving, he spots the grandmother looking down at him, and he reflects on his short memory at the orphanage. Reluctantly, he returns to take care of the children. Over the course of the next few days Hogg gains the boys' respect by repairing the lighting, cleaning up the old school (which is the orphanage), and being their teacher.
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Claire scandalously had an affair with flat mate Kieran Mitchell (Adam Rickitt) whilst he was dating Libby Jeffries (Fleur Saville) before she had a brief fling with Joey Henderson (Johnny Barker). In July 2007, Claire's naked body was found in a hospital dumpster and it was clear she had been murdered. For sometime after while the identity of Claire's killer remained unknown Kieran began to have nightmares about Claire's death and, due to his short memory, suspected he may have killed her without remembering it. In December it was revealed she, alongside 4 other women, had been murdered by Joey Henderson.
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Reviewers have characterized the show as "far-fetched," "hugely speculative," and "expound[ing] wildly on theories suggesting that astronauts wandered the Earth freely in ancient times." Most of the ideas presented in the show are not accepted by the scientific community, and have been criticized as pseudoscience and pseudohistory. History professor Ronald H. Fritze observed that pseudoscience as offered by von Däniken and the Ancient Aliens program has a periodic popularity in the US: "In a pop culture with a short memory and a voracious appetite, aliens and pyramids and lost civilizations are recycled like fashions." Forbes.
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Every time he sees Tsuna and his friends doing something strange, he gets fired up and always wants to be a part of it, though appears to be unaware that it is Mafia- related. Due to Ryohei's enthusiasm, he often rushes into things without fully evaluating the situation, which often ends in his humiliation. He can get flustered at times, however, as shown when he sees a picture of his adult self and Hana Kurokawa together in the future. He also has a short memory and forgets many important details, something his adult self solved by writing memo's.
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In 2003, the Labor Party opposed filtering at the ISP level, with Labor Senator Kate Lundy stating > "Unfortunately, such a short memory regarding the debate in 1999 about > Internet content has led the coalition to already offer support for greater > censorship by actively considering proposals for unworkable, quick fixes > that involve filtering the Internet at the ISP level."Web censorship plan > heads towards a dead end (SMH) Shortly before the 2004 federal election, two political parties issued new policies on Internet censorship. The Australian Labor Party's policy involved voluntary adherence by users. The Family First Party released a far stricter policy of mandatory filtering at the Internet service provider level.
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In Summer Knight, he and several other pixies surprised and killed Aurora, then the Summer Lady, with steel box cutters (cold iron being a bane to faeries). The pixies were able to safely hold the knives due to their plastic handles. Toot-Toot is intelligent but often behaves innocent of danger and tends to act very childishly even while being serious, such as writing "pizza or death" on his box knife and imitating Gunnery Sergeant Hartman from Full Metal Jacket. Toot, like all little folk, has a relatively short memory, watches a great deal of events concerning mortals as entertainment, is insane about pizza, and has a higher emotional state due to his size.
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His office later brought the case against Mu'ammar al-Qaddafi which led to an indictment and arrest warrant against the Libyan dictator and his aides.Gaddafi charged for cleric kidnap", BBC News, 27 August 2008. He was a strong opponent of Israel's war on Lebanon in 1982 and provided the constitutional formula that put a definitive end to the attempted legitimization of the Israeli invasion known as "the May 17 Agreement".In an obituary published in his party's newspaper al-Anba on 19 April, Lebanese leader Walid Jumblatt criticized the short memory of Lebanese officialdom on the role of Wajdi Mallat, who "provided the legal and constitutional argument for cancelling the [May 17] agreement in the Lebanese Parliament.
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Prior to the minimum between the end of Solar Cycle 23 and the beginning of Solar Cycle 24, two theories predicted how strong Solar Cycle 24 would be. One camp postulated that the Sun retained a long memory (Solar Cycle 24 would be active) while the other asserted that it had a short memory (quiet). Prior to 2006, the difference was substantial with a minority of researchers predicting "the smallest solar cycle in 100 years." Another group of researchers, including one at NASA, predicted that it "looks like its going to be one of the most intense cycles since record-keeping began almost 400 years ago." The delayed onset of high latitude spots indicating the start of Solar Cycle 24 led the "active cycle" researchers to revise their predictions downward and the consensus by 2007 was split 5-4 in favor of a smaller cycle.
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The ancient astronaut hypothesis was further popularized in the United States by the History Channel television series Ancient Aliens. History professor Ronald H. Fritze observed that the pseudohistorical claims promoted by von Däniken and the Ancient Aliens program have a periodic popularity in the US: "In a pop culture with a short memory and a voracious appetite, aliens and pyramids and lost civilizations are recycled like fashions." The author Graham Hancock has sold over four million copies of books promoting the pseudohistorical thesis that all the major monuments of the ancient world, including Stonehenge, the Egyptian pyramids, and the moai of Easter Island, were built by a single ancient supercivilization, which Hancock claims thrived from 15,000 to 10,000 BC and possessed technological and scientific knowledge equal to or surpassing that of modern civilization. He first advanced the full form of this argument in his 1995 bestseller Fingerprints of the Gods, which won popular acclaim, but scholarly disdain.
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The most shocking aspect of its civilization for the Earthlings is its total control of information, maintaining separate information systems for separate social strata, with full and true information available ultimately only to the Supreme Leader (who, for example, is the only one on the whole planet knowing that Tormance people are, in fact, from Earth). :The plot follows the Communist crew as they establish contact and explore the planet's society, eventually sacrificing some lives including that of the expedition leader, female historian Fay Rodis, for the sake of free future of the planet and its people's children. Their influence is predominantly through providing full and true information freely to all people about Earth's past and present, and their views of the situation on the planet. They also provide a selective short memory-eraser (a modifier of social and behavioural skills) to be used against the system's spies by the nascent resistance.
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