Sentence examples for erasure cost from inspiring English sources

While this information allowed the demon to extract work from the engine, this memory could not be reset without incurring an erasure cost at least equal to the work extracted.

A clever demon might, therefore, be able to compress its memory and so avoid the full erasure cost that would be needed to ensure a modified second law holds.

Extensive experiments validate its effectiveness as well as its superiority to three existing strategies (ADM, RDM and ERASURE) in total cost, reliability, power usage and withdrawal risks.

That accumulation would ultimately require erasure, so that the cost of a logically irreversible computation could not be avoided.

By contrast, Landauer, Penrose and Bennett concluded that information acquisition does not have an intrinsic cost, but information erasure does.

A more concrete counterexample is that of Allahverdyan and Nieuwenhuizen (2001), where they argued it is possible to effect an erasure process with a lower cost than Landauer's principle suggests, but only in the low temperature quantum regime.

We hypothesize that this extremely faithful global conservation is due to the energy cost associated with information erasure.

By the end of a song a few discordant notes curdle the sentimentality and make you think about what is lost, and about the cost of history's incessant erasure.

In the next section, the capacity of the stuck sub-channel (4) and the erasure sub-channel (5) is used to derive the memory cost of source codes.

Similarly, if the state wants school systems to use inexpensive test validation procedures — like computerized erasure analysis to check for fraud — it must not foist the costs onto the already underfinanced schools.

Before Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg won control of the schools, the city did conduct erasure analyses, but they were stopped by the Board of Education because of concerns about cost and effectiveness, city officials said.