Sentence examples for capacity of memory from inspiring English sources

Join the dots: Magnetic "nanodots" made of nickel could help improve the capacity of memory chips.

More memory: The memory storage device shown in this electron micrograph image could enable dramatic jumps in the capacity of memory cards and other digital data stores.

The use of a server instead of the microprocessor of the e-nose increases the capacity of memory and the computing power of the classifier and allows external users to perform data classification.

The Intel announcement, at this year's International Solid State Circuits Conference, is the clearest example yet of a shift in technology emphasis in the semiconductor industry -- away from the storage capacity of memory chips and toward pure speed in microprocessors, which are more complex but also much more profitable than memory chips.

We warned NHS England and the Department of Health about this, and have repeatedly pointed out that the important area to focus on is not what happens in general practice but the lack of capacity of memory services and support services once a diagnosis has been made".

Humans categorize out of need, for the "infinitude of units or individuals" outstrips the capacity of memory.

We can imagine new circuits integrating spin-logic and spin-storage or to store information in other more sophisticated ways increasing the capacity of memories (e.g., valleytronics).

The vast change of scale predicted for every part of computing and communications from speed of processors to capacity of memories, from penetration of networks to size of software systems, from size of datasets to bandwidth of optical fibers—will lead to new developments in all fields.

The rapid increase in the capacity of storage and memory technologies has had a remarkable impact on computing in recent years.

This work provides a novel design approach for ternary memory materials that can greatly enhance the storage capacity of polymer memory devices.

The proposed methodology will increase the storage capacity of associative memory.