Sentence examples for blocks of memory from inspiring English sources
On-off switches are the building blocks of memory chips and computer processors.
"For tens of years, people had been studying synapses with the idea that they were the building blocks of memory.
It uses short mnemonic codes for instructions and allows the programmer to introduce names for blocks of memory that hold data.
Nintendo DSi Browser – 0 points Bird & Beans – 200 points and 11 blocks of memory Master of Illusion Express: Funny Face – 200 points and 19 blocks of memory Art Style: AQUIA – 500 points and 91 blocks of memory WarioWare: Snapped! – 500 points and 61 blocks of memory Brain Age Express: Math – 800 points.
However, joining together several blocks of memory that operate in different time slots into one bigger common block of memory can become a more efficient solution.
The structure of decoder consists of the T/F decoder and the long-term synthesis block as shown in Figure 5. Figure 6 describes the two blocks of memory buffer of the proposed algorithm in each decoding stage.
An array is just a contiguous block of memory containing a given number of identical elements of the same type.
This allows for reuse of intermediate twiddle factors, resulting in a faster overall computation than performing individual transforms one-by-one at the expense of requiring a larger block of memory to hold the multiple arrays.
You can still get into memory trouble, believe me, but at least you don't have to painstakingly allocate and release every block of memory you might want to use beyond the current moment, lest you introduce a bug that is often devilishly difficult to find and fix.
Instead of allocating memory every time an item is inserted or removed from a container, a large block of memory (the memory pool) is allocated beforehand, possibly at the startup of the program.
The design matrix consisted of nine columns representing each of the possible blocks: permutations of memory load (2B, 1B or PL) and chord category (major, minor or dissonant).
