The phrase "addresses memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing topics related to cognitive science, computer science, or any situation where memory is a relevant factor.
Example: "The new software update addresses memory issues that have been affecting performance."
Alternatives: "tackles memory" or "deals with memory".
Krauss's narrative addresses memory, love and loss; how our yearnings are enacted down the generations.
The barrel shifter, which has a switching activity controlled by the SHIFTS memory bank, can be properly managed together with the ADDRESSES memory block that defines memory accesses, to simulate the connectivity of the Tanner graph.
Beyond this psychological drama, The Archive Thief addresses memory's elusiveness, noting how we perceive documents depending on their context.
While this addresses memory impairment as the major clinical feature characterizing AD, another clinical feature, parkinsonism, that characterizes a significant subset of FTD cases, has also been modelled in mice.
The text, by John Jesurun, addressed memory and advised not wasting it on music.
NEXT WEEK: Ms. Mills will address "memory holes" created by the Holocaust, record-keeping systems and other issues related to genealogy.
One is American, one Anglo-Bengali, one Israeli, but the issues that they address – memory, ritual, the blaze of life set against the dark eternity of the void – are common to all.
The table also shows the best optimization value, the convergence time and the amount addressed memory resources.
On the other hand, the convergence time and the amount of addressed memory resources indicate a better achievement for PSO.
Contemporary portable programming models address manycore parallelism (e.g., OpenMP, OpenACC, OpenCL) but fail to address memory access patterns.
In recent years, the lookup speed of Content Address Memory (CAM), a hardware solution for IP caching, is greatly improved.
