Sentence examples for aware memory from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we study existing state of the art memories, discuss a conventional memory system and propose a novel hardware mechanism for heterogeneous multi-core memory system called Pattern Aware Memory System (PAMS).
We have implemented this in a newly rewritten C-code version of DISORT that provides additional computational efficiencies via dynamic and cache-aware memory allocation.
A latency-aware memory plane helps to minimize the embedded memory utilization and addresses the variable storage needs of the pipelined DSP architecture.
In NVHT, we introduce non-volatile pointer to solve the dynamic address mapping problem and design a wear-out-aware memory allocator for NVM.
The Marcher system is equipped with Intel Xeon CPUs, Intel Many Integrated Cores (Xeon Phi), Nvidia GPUs, power-aware memory systems and hybrid storage with Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) and Solid State Disks (SSDs).
In addition, it can generate the traces of memory accesses for each memory layer, the trace to the SPM being particularly useful for energy-aware memory banking (see the next section).
Older adults are aware of memory declines and incorporate compensatory techniques.
Rampersad also writes that Haley was aware that memory is selective and that autobiographies are "almost by definition projects in fiction", and that it was his responsibility as biographer to select material based on his authorial discretion.
Tablet is both multi-core aware and memory efficient, allowing it to handle assemblies containing millions of reads, even on a 32-bit desktop machine.
The caregiver is aware of memory loss and expresses a desire to improve it and maintain his social contacts; while the physician acknowledges a growing safety threat for both the patient and caregiver and the need for a long term plan.
A community worker and former counselling teacher, he loves to read philosophy, and has been thinking about how his descendants will remember him since before his diagnosis, aware that memories are as ephemeral as bodies, and subject to the distortions of whoever is doing the remembering.
