Sentence examples for limit of memory from inspiring English sources

The interpreter was usable to do basic functionalities within the limit of memory.

"One can get quite close to the ultimate physical limit of memory without having to resort to thermonuclear explosions," Dr. Lloyd said.

Excessive memory accesses significantly increase encoding time due to the limit of memory bandwidth.

Thus, in [12], they provide the upper limit of memory consumption.

Dr. Rabin relies instead on the limits of memory banks in computers.

Icke's new adaptation foregrounds the plays as a family drama in which love, sex and hate are closely entwined, and emphasises the sense of sharp moral dilemma that looms in every play, as well as the perils and limits of memory.

English, an evolving language, can accommodate a new, standard, non-gendered personal pronoun, and is capable of settling on one after a period of experimental usage, as it did with "Ms". But to accept anyone's requested vanity pronoun is to invite chaos, strain the limits of memory and elevate narcissism above consensus communication.

He stated that the reason was not to consume a large memory considering the limits of memory size in early 2000s.

The traditional serial clustering algorithm has two problems and it is difficult to meet the needs of practical applications: the first one is that the speed of clustering is not fast enough and the efficiency is not high; the other one is that in the face of mass data, subject to the limits of memory capacity, it often cannot run effectively.

While Apple says the new MacBook has a memory limit of 4GB, memory retailer Ramjet says that the limit is actually 6GB.

Today's best storage products (based on magnetic memory) hold about two gigabits per square centimeter, and physicists believe the limit of magnetic memory is around 12 gigabits per square centimeter.