Sentence examples for it's cache from inspiring English sources

It is the everyman's dream, the slaying of Goliath, that gives March Madness it's cache and keeps it as arguably the most exciting extended postseason of any sport, professional or college.

Fittingly so, for Nicholas Slopen, the Samuel Johnson academic whose testimony we are reading, is someone for whom books are "the centre of the world": and it's a cache of dusty letters, supposedly written by Johnson, that first draws him into the mystery.

It's controlling cache allocations correctly that allows Appformix to reduce jitter.

Prepushing is a software controlled data forwarding technique that sends data to destination's cache before it is needed, eliminating cache misses in the destination's cache as well as reducing the coherence traffic on the bus.

Technically, the biggest challenge will likely be cache invalidation.

It's a tiny cache of flash memory that interfaces with a PC through the Universal Serial Bus (USB) port.

Dunhill says it hasn't yet decided what to do with the objects, but it's likely the cache ultimately will be sold.

If it is, the cache returns the data to the processor.

It is why cache offers faster access but lower storage density.

It is their cache into the real world because they are better at the use of the technology than those people hiring them... and they know it.

The editor of Crawdaddy!, Paul Williams, reviewed Blonde on Blonde in July 1966: "It is a cache of emotion, a well handled package of excellent music and better poetry, blended and meshed and ready to become part of your reality.