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core memory

noun

Computers.
  1. former term for main memory, which was composed of ring-shaped magnets called cores.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of core memory1

First recorded in 1960–65
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“That was a core memory and a gateway to live concerts for me. To be part of it now and see how it works, it’s awesome.”

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So I looked back at core memories I had that were shaped by shame, my perspective, and by my faith and my identity as a Mormon.

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“It was such a core memory for me,” said Otto, who held three fingers in the air as she ran back on defense after hitting a three-pointer with 43.3 seconds remaining.

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“For me music is a way to deal with these difficult core memories,” he said.

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Again, it’s tapping into core memories of joy or fulfilling your inner child in a way.

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