As illustrated in Figure 1, when we read one memory page with m-level sensing quantization, the word-line voltage consecutively sweeps through the m different sensing quantization levels, and all the bit-lines are charged and discharged once for every sensing quantization level.
Vieuxtemps bought The Complete Works of Primo Levi for, in every sense of the expression, a big splurge: It's a three-volume, 3,000 page hardback set ("Boxed, like Proust!") published by Liveright.
Arsenal are extremely proactive in ensuring their fans are well-catered for in every sense, while Manchester City have led the way with their City Square entertainment zone.
The novelist herself wrote no fewer than five essays for the magazine, and although Todd's defiant literary pursuits were a commercial disaster (and led to her sacking), they set the template for something Vogue has continued to be – a magazine for smart women in every sense, for thinkers as well as fashion lovers.
Consider charging your phone in another room away from where you sleep, and reading an actual book or magazine to unwind instead -- and reserve your bed for unplugging in every sense of the word for a truly restful night.
It's a win-win for everyone involved, and a free for all in every sense.
Chris Martin says that they will "go for it in every sense" until they disband, though, and I fear this going for it will involve another Coldplay album.
Warm, lively, boundlessly intelligent, she talks for Wales – in every sense.
Part-timers really do demonstrate how learning is for life in every sense.
It's getting hot out there for documentaries — in every sense of that word.
