The minimum wage has been a part of American life for so long now that very few citizens have any memory of a time when it did not exist.
Other factors are in play: a caught phrase, a chord change, a memory of the singer (or the video), or a memory of a time when the song was playing.
In the case of Germany, that includes a scarring memory of what happened the last time a central bank "came to the rescue" of the government.
The silence of the desert has its uses for the mystic, but what she experienced as a writer was that it destroys not only the sense of self, but also the foundation of narrative art a sense of time and memory.
Such discrimination may be a fading memory, but then churches have a different way of measuring time.
If JP was recording the position value of each tick of the trading day, the size of the array would quickly exceed the memory limits of most computers in a short amount of time.
Even though he was a five-time all-star and one of the most memorable big game pitchers in recent memory, the voters have had a difficult time inducting him into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Because of the grant that went to this company, we can hear the sounds of machines humming and people doing their work, instead of just the ghostly silence of an emptied-out building and the memory of workers who were laid off a long time ago.
Since then, each item had engraved itself in my memory, frozen in time: a bag of dried chickpeas, a cannister of salt, a withered Fuji apple, and the rock-hard stump of a baguette.
These relate to the encouraging of a false affidavit, the concealment of gifts, the assistance in employment, and the attempt to refresh the memory of his Secretary Betty Currie which done a second time several days later is pure and simple trying to influence her testimony.
He reasoned that excessive amounts of stress hormones released at the time of a traumatic event might be responsible for overly strong memory formation.
He left the room and wandered for a long time down a series of corridors so dark he could find his way only by memory.
As I watched the unspooling horror of it, a repressed, traumatic memory resurfaced, of an audition, one that must have taken place around the time this comedy troupe was formed, very likely in the same town.
The mists of time can dangerously produce a nostalgic memory that is not supported by the facts.
The hood badge on her finished car will be in memory of Tyler, a teen who didn't get enough time with his Fiero.
The Sunday Post saw its sales fall below a quarter of a million for the first time in living memory.
The watch contains a 25, 000-pixel complementary metal oxide semiconductor sensor and 1 megabyte of memory, which can store up to 80 images at a time.
While waiting for his turn to testify, he began to work on a new type of flash memory, continuing in his spare time until he was ready to apply for patents.
For the first time in living memory, a prime minister of the UK has gone to an EU summit, not only prepared to say no, but in the event actually used the veto when it became necessary in our national interest.
With time recollections fade, and so does the memory of a facsimile.
But that autograph is an everlasting memory of the one moment where an athlete took the time to make a simple connection with that fan.
Moreover, Sony pushes its own proprietary technology, including the Memory Stick used in the new Cli, at a time when the rest of the world has embraced open standards.
Less memory meant more operations could be performed on the same server over a given amount of time.
We may not all become talented writers like Marcel Proust, but like him, we will have a tool that will help us overcome the limitations of our memory, even transcend time.
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This is the first time in memory that a president has voluntarily eviscerated the armed forces of the United States and redeployed what remains so as to create acute vacuums of power in time of war.
If you produce a short-term memory -- if you look up a telephone number you just remember for a short period of time (or) you meet somebody and remember their name briefly -- you have a transient change in the strength of communication.
Throughout the campaign the team responded to thousands of comments and suggestions from Kickstarter backers that saw the product evolve in real-time as the team scrambled to incorporate a number of requested features from additional memory capacity to support for peripheral hardware via a docking station.
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Solid-state storage and memory technologies in general use less power than hard disk drives when they are active, and thus there can be power savings if some solid-state storage and memory can be used in a mixed storage technology environment in a way that reduces the spinning time of hard disk drives and thus decreases the power needs of a storage system.
The tablet phenomenon in the world today is bigger than the size of its memory chip, more awe-inspiring than the speed of its processor it is a wonder of our time, and in an ever more connected and computerized world, it may be the perfect tool for the industrious, creative, modern human.
So they subjected the rats to acute stressors (foot shocks, a novel environment, or being immobilized for a period of time), and then looked at their levels of stress hormones and their memory, days to weeks later.
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