Sentence examples for continuously swap from inspiring English sources

The results of the main-memory algorithm with the notebook (4 Gb RAM machine) are not reported since on this task the main memory implementation of the algorithm fails, due to disk trashing, by which processor time is mainly used to continuously swap from main memory and the virtual memory on disk.

If the amount of RAM available in the system is not sufficient to hold the working sets of all the active processes, the memory management needs to continuously swap-out (save to disk) pages from some processes to swap-in (load from disk) requested pages for other processes.

The video features two film crews tackling the impressive task of continuously swapping shots every 25 seconds.

The video, filmed entirely live in full takes of the song, sees two film crews tackling the impressive task of continuously swapping shots every 25 seconds.

The video, filmed entirely in live in full takes of the song, sees two film crews tackling the impressive task of continuously swapping shots every 25 seconds.

Phoenix's latest music video for their track "Trying To Be Cool" was directed by CANADA and used the unusual and challenging premise of filming the entire thing live in full takes of the song, with two film crews continuously swapping shots roughly every 25 seconds.

As well as those continuously borrowed from or swapped with schoolfriends, our household was full of albums and singles of all sorts – and there were many fights over the record player, or gramophone as my dad still called it, as different tastes battled for attention.

More than a mere journal, the commonplace book can be thought of as a paper-based interface for the social world of letters, in which Enlightenment-era writers continuously added, combined and swapped out snippets of found text gleaned from such new media as newspapers, broadsides and learned journals.

(Interestingly, the same experiment cannot be conducted on female mice, who like being housed together, Dr. Lehmann said, so he and his colleagues are testing a female-centric version, in which "cage mates are swapped out continuously," to the consternation and grief of the female mice left behind).

Swap over, and continue.

For the change-detection paradigm, the target remained continuously blank in the no-change and flankers-change conditions and was swapped for a Gabor in the remaining conditions (as in Figure 1B).