Sentence examples for drop in memory from inspiring English sources
The world's largest producer of memory chips, Samsung Electronics, said its fourth-quarter profit fell 64percentto to $307 million, largely as a result of a drop in memory chip prices.
The struggling chip maker, which has spent the past few months seeking bailouts from the German government, filed for insolvency in a Munich court on Thursday, blaming financing issues and a drop in memory chip prices.
By James Lardner The New Yorker, February 6 , 1995P. 45 PROFILE of New York City police commissioner William Bratton, 47. Over-all crime was down 12.3%, shooting incidents were down 16.38%, murders were down 18.75%--the steepest drops in memory, and largely beyond statistical dispute.
PROFILE of New York City police commissioner William Bratton, 47. Over-all crime was down 12.3%, shooting incidents were down 16.38%, murders were down 18.75%--the steepest drops in memory, and largely beyond statistical dispute.
Interestingly, injection of these purified oligomers into the ventricle of wildtype rats caused a dramatic drop in spatial memory performance [ 50].
Mr. Prince said investigators had found evidence of what he said was "government instruction" to the banks to exchange debt for equity in Hynix, resulting in a 77percentt drop in prices of memory chips on European markets in two years.
Tour operators across Africa are reporting the biggest drop in business in living memory.
Jemalloc is a drop-in replacement for regular malloc routines for allocating memory.
Polaroid has a machine for making prints from digital cameras that's as simple as an A.T.M. -- drop the memory card in, punch some buttons, the prints come out.
Fans of the 1980s TV hit Dallas flocked to the fictional home of the series' villainous oil tycoon JR Ewing over the weekend, dropping off flowers at Southfork Ranch in memory of the man behind the character.
The move comes amid a sharp drop in the prices for the memory powering consumer electronics like digital cameras and media players.
