Sentence examples for helped disk from inspiring English sources

Silver Lake led one of the biggest leveraged buyouts in the tech sector, when it helped disk drive manufacturer Seagate Technology Holdings to go private in 2000– before taking it public again last year.

This program will help schedule disk cleanups, disk de-fragmentations, and more.

A surprise midquarter report of profitability lifted shares of Hutchinson Technology nearly 30percentThursdayandand may have helped other disk drive stocks as well.

All CinemaStar products are enhanced with silent-seek acoustics to deliver bedroom-quiet operation, and a Hitachi patented load/unload ramp mechanism that helps prevent disk wear and protects the disk during non-operation.

Denormalization supports the data read performance, as the spinning disks have a very high latency; therefore the idea is to keep the data close and together to help avoid disk read overheads and to decrease the latency.

At the same time, digital storage capacities soared from the equivalent of several books to whole libraries.After transferring to an I.B.M. research laboratory in San Jose, Calif., in 1955, Mr. Shugart helped develop the first disk drive, named the Ramac, for random access method of accounting and control, which was able to store five million characters of data.

Defragging your hard disk helps your computer store the files it has more efficiently.

But the glossary, along with boxed articles on the history of the transistor and the floppy disk, helps clarify the jargon.

This helps stabilize the disk against radiation pressure which would otherwise blow the material away into interstellar space.

The company's chief executive is Steve Volk, a businessman and scientist who previously helped develop the 2.5-inch disk drive used in notebook computers, and the 1.8-inch hard drive used to store data on portable PC cards.

Research under his supervision became the basis of the $2 billion-a-year optical disk industry and helped win two Nobel Prizes in physics, one in 1986 for developing the scanning tunneling microscope and another in 1987 for discovering high-temperature superconductivity in a new class of materials.