Sentence examples for keeping in memory from inspiring English sources

The model was meshed into QUAD4 elements, after which it were simulated the cyclical stresses on tensile-compression in successive stages, keeping in memory of each stage the changes made at the structural level in the previous stage.

The LRU-1 (classical LRU) algorithm can be thought of as taking such a statistical approach by keeping in memory only those pages that seem to have the shortest interarrival time.

In this respect, monkeys and human studies agree that the dPMC has the role of keeping in memory the motor representation of the to-be-grasped object and combine it with visual information as to continuously update the configuration and orientation of the hand as it approaches the object to be grasped [3], [16].

Specifically, the proposal here is that area F2 grasping neurons has the role of keeping in memory the motor representation of the object and combine it with visual information as to continuously update the configuration and orientation of the hand as it approaches the object to be grasped.

Unfortunately, this approach is memory-consuming, since it requires calculating and keeping in memory a distance matrix of size (n− n)/2.

When implementing memoization, keeping in memory all neighborhood sets possible is not feasible since their number grows too fast in respect to the size of the sequence.

In both cases, keeping data in memory can improve performance by an order of magnitude.

Visual working memory is what allows us to compare two objects, keeping one in memory while we look at another, as when we choose the ripest of two bananas.

In this article, we introduce Spark, a new cluster computing framework that can run applications up to 40× faster than Hadoop by keeping data in memory, and can be used interactively to query large datasets with sub-second latency.

He also noted that to ensure the local system fully replicates the remote setup, CF Local allows for easily accessing third-party services like databases over SSH tunnels by downloading the necessary credentials and keeping them in memory.

Understanding the cardinal tenets of Epicureanism and keeping them in memory will help us deliberate, but deliberation may still be inhibited by our desires, which must therefore be well understood by us, together with their causes.