The phrase "a high memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large capacity of memory in a computer or device, or metaphorically to describe someone with a good memory.
Example: "The new computer model boasts a high memory, allowing for faster processing and multitasking capabilities."
Alternatives: "large memory" or "extensive memory".
A Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) provides hundreds of computing cores along with a high memory bandwidth.
This is because high thermal mass implies a high memory, so that wrong control decisions will have negative repercussions over long time horizons.
With continuously increased number of cores in combination with a high memory bandwidth, a recent GPU offers incredible resources for general purpose computing.
The scheme works for the scenario where the migrated application has a high memory writing speed, or the pre-copy speed is slow, e.g., due to low network bandwidth between the migration parties.
One drawback with non-parametric methods is that they incur a high memory cost to adequately model infrequent background modes.
On the other hand, a very low FPR requires a larger number of hash calculations and a high memory utilization.
This new algorithm must demand less memory when it is used in a low memory-based computer system and it must require additional memory when it is used in a high memory-based computer system.
Because of the variations in computing systems (from handheld embedded systems to enormous supercomputers), there is a rising need for a new sequential resampling algorithm that needs less memory while operating within a low memory-based computer system while needing additional memory if it operates in a high memory-based computer system.
In both species, females exhibited superior working memory during acquisition, and were better able to handle a higher memory load.
So, if there is an iPhone Nano coming in June and it's going to a be low cost model, it only makes sense that Apple will then launch a higher memory and more powerful full-size iPhone at the same time.
PC makers are hoping that Microsoft's forthcoming Windows XP operating system, which carries a higher memory recommendation than previous versions, will spur a surge in PC buying, while memory chipmakers hope those who upgrade to XP, but don't buy new PCs, will buy more memory for their existing computers.
