Sentence examples for instructions stored from inspiring English sources
Your Field Instructions, stored in a chip beneath your hairline, will serve as both a mission log and a guide for others undertaking this work.
The program interpreted and executed instructions stored as numerical instructions on ENIAC's function tables, originally intended to hold look up tables.
Inspired by Turing — whose "On Computable Numbers" he constantly recommended to colleagues — von Neumann began to conceptualize the design of a computer controlled by coded instructions stored internally.
When you start up your computer for the day, instructions stored in the system's firmware (which is called BIOS on a PC) are often responsible for getting the computer up and running.
The machine would move along both tapes at the same time -- reading symbols written within the input tape cells, comparing them with instructions stored its memory and then writing symbols on the output tape.
This was the first time a program written in what we call the "modern code paradigm" was ever executed, that is to say a program expressed as a series of coded instructions stored in numbered memory locations.
From lecture, we know that instructions are stored in the instruction memory, and each of these instructions can be accessed through an address.
RISC chips streamline and accelerate data processing by minimizing the number of instructions permanently stored in the microprocessor and by relying more on nonresident instruction (i.e., software programs, or code).
The control signals for the PE functionality and the data communications are decoded based on the current instruction code stored in the instruction register.
A set of instructions was stored in memory, and the chip could read them and respond to them.
