The phrase "age of storage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period characterized by significant advancements or changes in storage technology or practices.
Example: "In the age of storage, data management has become more efficient and accessible than ever before."
Alternatives: "era of storage" or "period of storage".
This implies a specific effect of age on storage or recall of multiple items in VWM.
A significant correlation between age and this dependent variable would imply a specific effect of age on storage or recall of multiple items in VWM, i.e. an age effect on the degree of independence of error in the recall of multiple items (e.g. age-sensitive constant attention or decay cost).
Previously, in the age of local storage, who sold the operating system sold the file storage system – your PC was your own little private, on-prem cloud, if you will.
In this day and age of plummeting storage costs and ubiquitous (free!) big data stores, if you're not capturing every single bit of data, you're doing something wrong.
Alan Pelz-Sharpe, founder and principal analyst at Deep Analysis, says Hightail is still solving that edge problem of moving large files around the internet, which has remained a problem even in the age of cloud storage.
Some of the task force's recommendations centered on the aging state of storage sites.
Samples of blackcurrant oil of different age and mode of storage were subjected to gas chromatography (GC) analysis in order to determine the stability of the fatty acid mixture.
The SOH of a battery reflects two phenomena that occur as batteries age: progressive loss of storage capacity, which is known as capacity fade; and progressive increase of impedance (a measure of electrical resistance), which causes the power provided by the battery to decline.
Samples used as controls came from women with similar gestational age and duration of storage as those of the study group.
