Sentence examples for build a memory from inspiring English sources

The Japanese electronics giants NEC and Hitachi will invest 160 billion yen ($1.45 billion) to build a memory chip plant.

"Being able to use Skype on a holiday allows me to basically build a memory with my family that I couldn't have otherwise".

Bearing in mind that hardware designs in FPGA technology are generally slower than memory chips, it is feasible to build a memory access scheduler by using a suitable arbitration scheme based on a fast memory controller with AAPs running at slower frequencies.

It is therefore quite possible than horses build a "memory" of these negative associations between work with humans and discomfort or potential pain, as they do for positive actions [51].

There are a number of books and memory-enhancement products available to help you learn how to build a memory palace.

For example, if one wants to remember the notes of the treble clef lines in music, remember the mnemonic Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge = E, G, B, D, F. It's much easier to remember a sentence than a series of random letters.[22] You can also build a memory palace or Roman room to memorize lists like the thirteen original colonies in America, in chronological order.

STMicroelectronics, Europe's largest chip maker, may help Hynix Semiconductor of South Korea build a memory-chip plant in China, the world's fastest-growing semiconductor market, Hynix said yesterday.

Scientists have built a memory chip that is roughly the size of a white blood cell, about one-2,000th one-2,000thof ansinch

Around the same time, Chowdhury read the book by Simon Critchley titled Memory Theater, a fictional memoir where the author built a memory theater to figure out the world before he died.

Fabrication of nano-electronics using individual nanowire allows to build a computer memory to store bits of information, as well as switches, transistors, flat-panel displays, integrated circuits, fast logic gate, nanoscopic lasers, and electrodes in chemical or biosensors, solar cells, and fuel cells.

The Field-Programmable Gate Array is an excellent match for the Sparse Matrix Vector Multiply (SMVM) operation because of its enormous computational capacity and its ability to build a custom memory hierarchy that matches the memory access patterns of the operation.