Compared to the commonly used van Ginneken style buffering, up to 49× speed up is obtained and often 10% buffer area is saved.
Only lightly armed police officers are allowed to patrol the buffer area, which is populated almost entirely by ethnic Albanians.
A computer will often use some of its RAM as a buffer area for holding data until its central processing unit can transfer the information to a device.
A 150-foot-wide buffer area along Northern Boulevard will be placed under a conservation easement to insure that the pastoral vistas from the road will be preserved.
He went on, "Now that we have secured the park, our strategic plan is to keep pushing the poachers back until we have created a broad safety zone or buffer area on all sides of North Luangwa.
At today's Romney event in Derry, I counted 52 people in the buffer area around the candidate before I stopped counting.
The strategically located Sinai, a buffer area between Israel and Egypt, became popular with Israelis after Israel seized it in the 1967 Middle East war.
When you copy or drag files over to a device like a pocket-size U.S.B. drive, the files may not transfer immediately and may sit in a buffer area for a short time if the computer is busy doing other things.
In the realm of computers, what is meant by the term "buffering?" A. A buffer is a temporary storage area on a computer, and "buffering" usually means that the computer is in the process of storing data in the buffer area.
Once the Syrians — four women and two men — were ushered in, Mr. Kerry listened gravely as they pleaded for a no-fly zone and a protected buffer area to which refugees could return.
Initially discomfited by the distinctly SoHo noise of truck wheels on quaint Belgian-block streets, the Kohlis created a small library as a buffer area between the windows and their bedroom.
