Sentence examples for a chunk of memory from inspiring English sources

The Air uses a chunk of memory, a solid-state drive (SSD) as its hard drive, rather than a physical, spinning disk.

It is called the E5, and it combines a microprocessor with 3,200 reconfigurable logic cells, a chunk of memory, and a number of other components.

A computer uses a cache (a chunk of memory) to locally store information (like a Guardian article, or a set of headlines) that it would otherwise have to request from another system.

For the reason stated in Section 3.4, the first step in deconvolution is to request a chunk of memory from the pre-allocated global memory and use it as local memory, which only gets used inside the current thread.

While DRAM makes up a chunk of the memory in a personal computer, there are other kinds of memory chips that constitute the guts of a PC as well.

He plays Paul Kane, who wakes up in a hospital (or is it?) to learn that he lost his wife, two children and a chunk of his memory (or did he?) in the crash of a private plane.

Although that may be a significant chunk of memory for some handhelds, it still may be preferable to hauling around the old clunky tree-based media for directions to a fine night on the town.

One of the major issues involved writing data to a huge chunk of memory, which increased resource overhead and reduced speed.

Some models of these three computers incorporate a solid-state drive (SSD), a chunk of superfast flash memory.

(The word is the smallest chunk of memory that a program can refer to independently; the size of the word limits the complexity of the instruction set and the efficiency of mathematical operations).

Depending on how you look at it, High-Def is either a low-stakes experiment in Internet-inspired content development, or one of the highest-profile rethinks by a major network of a chunk of its airtime in recent memory.