Sentence examples for memory demand and from inspiring English sources

To address these problems, this paper explores a novel advanced encoding scheme, which reduces both memory demand and execution time, and provides improved performance.

Caris & Co. upgraded Micron Technology to "buy" from "above average," citing rising flash memory demand and an attractive sector valuation driven by the recent rise in interest rates.

For instance, using the IOB tag in comparison to IOBES, both the memory demand and training time are around three time less.

This turns out to be mentioned almost in passing in subsection "Replay is enhanced by spatial working memory demand", and is easy to miss because it refers to the supplemental figure in Materials and Methods, rather than to presented data.

Between each arm choice the doors were held in the closed position for 20 s to increase the spatial working memory demand and prevent rats from making successive entries to adjacent arms.

The most reasonable explanation for that is based on the implementation details of the BDD (binary decision diagram) library used: big domains are much more memory demanding and for them the garbage collection and data re-arrangement mechanisms may take considerable time to keep the memory consumption within certain limits.

This result makes sense from the perspective that an increase in the number of items should increase memory demands and, more specifically, should affect the ability to recall all the sounds presented within the span of such a short (1 s) interval.

The details of the algorithm, the time complexity (computation costs), memory demands, and thermodynamics for pseudoknots are explained in detail in Text S2.

Target word and picture stayed on the screen throughout the trial to reduce working memory demands, and each target occurred only once in the study.

Previously drawn beads were displayed throughout the trial, to reduce working memory demands, and the sequence of drawn beads was fixed across all participants.

Moreover, also the involvement of the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex may indicate increased working memory demands and additional operations in calculation (e.g., [ 12, 41, 42]), but also processes of cognitive control (e.g., [ 13]).