Sentence examples for memory chunks from inspiring English sources

The BMA allows to request arbitrary memory chunks up to a full image of the RAM.

It's a good programming practice to check if malloc succeeded in allocating the appropriate memory chunk by checking if the returned pointer is not equal to NULL or 0. If you have a structure that you have allocated using malloc, which returns a pointer to the structure, references to members of the allocated structure are made using the -> operator.

Based on a 10 million alignment file, it took the BAM method 1,200 s to load all TSS ± 5 Kb regions into memory for chunk size of 1.

Experiments have shown that the approach of allocating a structure for each atom gives no time penalty compared with allocating memory in larger chunks.

Kai Bird, infected as a small boy, clearly tried to take remedial measures (living in south Asia, producing several biographies to do with atomic warfare) but has now given in, writing a book of childhood memories embedded in chunks of historical narrative.With so much injustice in the world, why does the injustice done to the Palestinians still rank so high?

Results from different lines of research showed that not only the structure formation of mental representations in long-term memory but also chunk formation in working memory are built up on BACs and relate systematically to movement structures.

The first "Information and Memory" dealt with chunking, presenting the idea of separating physical length (the number of items presented to be learned) and psychological length (the number of ideas the recipient manages to categorize and summarize the items with).

Sleep did not chunk memory of the motor sequence into a single representation; that it did not is consistent with a restorative role of sleep in motor learning.

With the Heartbleed bug allowing chunks of memory to be scanned, any prime number that cropped up among the gibberish could be divided into the known public key to see if the result was the matching prime belonging to the private key.

The neural representations include both, response propositions such as flight or freezing and chunks of memory, conceptualized as Hebbian cell assemblies.

In a blog entry about their findings the researchers said the "serious vulnerability" allowed anyone to read chunks of memory in servers supposedly protected with the flawed version of OpenSSL.