Sentence examples for dense memory from inspiring English sources

Researchers have explored graphene's extraordinary electronic properties for numerous applications over the past few years, from superfast transistors to extremely dense memory chips.

Size is one of the many benefits of HP's memristor, which the company says can be used to create dense memory chips.

It would seem that Samsung is making major advances in semiconductor technology that could enable ever more dense memory devices, both DRAM and NAND flash, with high stack height and finer features.

Simulations are performed in Matlab (Mathworks, Natick, MA) at the Dense Memory Cluster of the Alabama Supercomputer Center (www.asc.edu).

Many of the city's streets now hold dense memories for the writer.

In a brief, scary event, dense memories are laid down — and so it seems longer in retrospect.

QUESTION FROM MATT: Dr. Eagleman, when you say "dense memories" are laid down do you think this is analogous to sampling a signal at a higher sampling rate (more signal energy is acquired which leads to the denser memory)?

DAVID EAGLEMAN: I think this is why childhood summers seem to last so much longer than adult summers: when you're a child, everything is novel, and so more dense memories are written down.

It can only withstand about 100,000 data-writing cycles, and, like all devices based on silicon transistors, it will come up against physical limits as it's scaled to make more storage-dense memory devices.

The denser memory subsystems, differing physical gate times, and varying code distances for other options in Table 1 will result in different demands on the inter-container interfaces.

(See "IBM's Faster, Denser Memory"). According to Parkin, racetrack memory could match the durability of flash memory, the speed of phase-change memory, and the capacity of spinning magnetic hard disks.