Sentence examples for hidden memory from inspiring English sources

For example, the card could make a copy of the contents in a hidden memory area or it could run malicious software while idle.

These "WTFJeans" have a special micro fiber-lined iPhone/iPod Touch pocket (good idea), hidden memory stick pocket (okay, I guess), and extra padding on both sides of the crotch area so that, according to the product description, "No matter whether you wear the family jewels on the right like 90percentt of guys, or whether you're a leftie extra padding on both sides keeps them cozy".

Somewhere in a hidden memory Images float before my eyes Of fragrant nights of straw and of bonfires And dancing till the next sunrise.

As they demanded our passports and ordered us to leave with them, we procrastinated for as long as possible, hiding memory cards filled with photos and address books listing the phone numbers of people who had talked to us.

This technique effectively hides memory latencies, improving the overall throughput.

In particular, it tries to capture the fact that these machines hide memory latencies via the use of a large number of threads and large memory bandwidth.

In today's NP architectures, multithreading prevails over cache mechanism, which has achieved great success in GPP to hide memory access latencies.

The key to high performance on graphics processor units (GPUs) is the massive threading that helps GPUs hide memory access latency with maximum thread-level parallelism (TLP).

In order to extract the maximum performance of SPs by hiding memory access delays, we provide four threads for each SP, which are interleaved on the SP. Therefore, at least 32 threads for each streaming multiprocessor are required.

Unlike the general-purpose CPUs that rely heavily on caching for improving performance, the lack of locality in packet processing and need for high-performance I/O have forced designers to come up with innovative architectures that can hide memory latency while still processing packets at high data rates.

ACCORDING to Freud's theory of repression, the mind hides memories of traumatic events in places where they cannot easily be retrieved, in order to prevent overwhelming anxiety.