The phrase "a section of memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, psychology, or any discussion involving memory allocation or storage.
Example: "The program crashed because it tried to access a section of memory that was not allocated."
Alternatives: "a portion of memory" or "a segment of memory".
In many cases, it is because the computer tries to store a bit of data from the program you are using into a section of its memory that cannot hold it.
And there's also a section of 'quick memories'.
This phenomenon first touched Romanian theater when I. I. Mironescu dramatized a section of Creangă's Memories as Catiheții de la Humulești ("The Catechists from Humulești")—a literary contribution judged "superfluous" by George Călinescu, who noted that the original was already "dramatic" in style.
If he can prove political motivation, and tells all, he will step from Pretoria Maximum Security Prison a free man.In this section Of memory and forgiveness Reprints.
"What kind of man uses a method like this one of the wet bag, on other human beings, repeatedly listening to those moans and cries and groans, and taking each of those people very near to their deaths?"In this section Of memory and forgiveness ReprintsThe two men faced each other across a hushed room: victim and perpetrator, black and white, in an encounter marked by a chilling civility.
If, for example, several processes are using the same section of memory, the computer needs to make sure that operations are applied to memory in the correct order, which may not always be the order in which they arrive from different concurrently running processors.
I clung to my friend and her mother on these dangerous visits, and was never again alone with Dr. B. But, my mind had, in effect, split off the section of memory dating from the summer before: I would deal with it later, much later....... which is precisely what Leslie has done.
On October 1, 2012, the city of Philadelphia named a section of Locust Street "Barbara Gittings Way" in Gittings' memory.
Tapping it takes you to the Specs section of Memories.
Shortly after Drake released details on the vulnerabilities in Stagefright, a media playback tool, Google claimed that nine in 10 Android phones were protected by a technology called "address space layout randomization" (ASLR), where applications' processes are carried out in randomly-selected sections of memory, making it far harder for an attacker to target them.
