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Meanings of memory in English
An electronic memory device.
Mental faculties and processes involved in storing and retrieving information.
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Examples for "store"
Examples for "store"
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I said, 'Morris, sell now the store. You said, 'Wait.' What for?
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Pouyanne nevertheless warned lower investment in new production could store up problems.
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Another Northern Ireland store was targeted in an incendiary bomb attack today.
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A key problem to tackle: how to store energy for the blimp.
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Quantum theory has merely given this store of knowledge a different form.
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Primary production would remain the main focus of water storage scheme use.
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Unforeseen additional costs regarding data storage present another danger, that report said.
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Wine investing requires storage charges, and wine funds are often quite expensive.
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Its political risk insurance, however, only covered oil in storage and transit.
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Currently now almost 50 BL more in storage than a year ago.
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Hydt had decided to expand his empire by offering a new approach to destroying computer data storage devices.
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A private Cork company specialising in computer data storage facilities is aiming to generate sales of £100 million a year within five years.
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This means they could be used to create more efficient computer memory.
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But what is this revolution in computer memory ultimately going to mean?
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Demand for South Korea's computer memory chips and petroleum products likely supported exports.
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This would allow it to store information -i.e., serve as computer memory.
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People in this study were tested using a computer memory test.
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Traditionally, computer storage has been defined by disk drive hardware.
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He's already set off one computer storage revolution.
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The data for the ionospheric models take up more than 200 megabytes of computer storage space.
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Irreplaceable computer storage disks had been trampled underfoot.
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In that operation, officials made 470 seizures of electronic components like semiconductors, memory cards and computer storage devices.
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And the only way to do that was to solder it hard to the mainframe's memory board.
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Once they've got the memory board out, they put it under a microscope-someof the components are just millimeters across-lookingfor damage.
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Hardware failures: failing disk controllers, CPU boards, memory boards, power supplies, disk head crashes, and so on.
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The maker of video game memory boards and controllers first filed antitrust charges against Microsoft in November 2009.
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Solid state drives (SSD) today come with flash memory boards embedded with flash chips on both sides.
Memory based card game.
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Usage of memory in English
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They erase our memory of grassroots power, direct democracy and civil society.
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We have historical memory of what happened when Europe labelled Jewish products.
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It's a good memory, and we were a good team that year.
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Of course there are also mobility issues, memory loss and technology fear.
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Nolan is a good example of the paralyzing effect of memory fear.
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The problem is when the memory lapse results in a serious outcome.
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Age has lent the work a certain patina, a memory of use.
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Tablets and smartphones, the real growth areas, use far smaller memory storage.
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Mrs McLeod said another memory from that year was the wheelbarrow race.
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The most difficult memory relates to the localised nature of the violence.
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Without subject-specific facts committed to long-term memory, higher-order thinking is not possible.
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Four weeks of either cortisol treatment or psychosocial stress affected hippocampus-mediated memory.
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It will be produced early next year in his memory, he said.
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Di Trapani said: We are living in a tragic moment without memory.
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Today she would play from memory; that was the way she felt.
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Taylor had just best hope Hodge doesn't also have a long memory.
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