Sentence examples for memory constrains from inspiring English sources

With printed materials, individual differences in working memory have been associated with differences in text comprehension (Daneman & Merikle, 1996), because working memory constrains inferential processing and model construction (Barreyro, Cevasco, Burin, & Molinari, 2012).

The proposed DSS operates on a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) and it is capable of adjusting its design in real time based on user-defined clinical questions in contrast to standard CPU implementations that are limited by processing and memory constrains.

First, it assumes that due to time, knowledge, and memory constrains, physicians base their clinical decisions on simple heuristics that are at the same time robust and precise.

The explicit state feedback gain nature of the controller implies ease of deployment on memory constrained embedded devices.

Furthermore, in order to implement the deep learning hashing on computation and memory constrained mobile device, we investigate the deep learning optimization works to accelerate the computation and reduce the model size.

Enhanced BLAST search performance on cheap memory constrained hardware has significant implications for in field clinical diagnostic testing; enabling faster and more accurate identification of pathogenic DNA in human blood or tissue samples.

1in the sense of "HTML5 markup, CSS3, and Javascript". 2 One of his key points is that "when garbage collection has five times as much memory as required, its runtime performance matches or slightly exceeds that of explicit memory management" but "in a memory constrained environment garbage collection performance degrades exponentially".

It further validates the usability of several plug-ins, different Application Programming Interfaces (API), heterogeneous network communications, and low power, memory constrained yet cost effective processor altogether to testify the underlying theory of Internet of Things to become prevalent into a reality.

A memory constrained clusterer, holding only a subset of 𝔼 that fits in memory, outputs successive parts of the overall hierarchy.

The second unit, the merger (Fig. 3), is a modular unit, external to the clustering, but memory constrained as well.

Employing smaller local map sizes in large global maps is capable of yielding superior or comparable execution times to non-memory constrained planning.