Sentence examples for memory limiting from inspiring English sources

This gave the batteries an unwanted "memory", limiting capacity; and they tended to discharge when not used.

But in the 1960s, when a computer filled a room, computer programs had to be crammed into small slices of memory, limiting what could be done.

Further, in many situations, either humans are not able to perform a thorough utility analysis due to limited resources (mental capability, fading memory, limited knowledge etc).

Another reason is that the amount of MV-HEVC data is too large for the memory requirements, although the ARM processors are known to be more memory limited.

Unfortunately, it also destroys fine-grained details and, for a streaming-based architecture, the exponentially growing amount of synchronization memory limits the number of usable hierarchical stages.

The main memory limits the number of arrays analysed.

Although synaptic plasticity is believed to comprise the cellular substrate for learning and memory, limited direct evidence exists that hippocampus-dependent learning actually triggers synaptic plasticity.

Consideration also has to be given to the type, amount, and presentation of information, since symptoms and age-related changes (e.g., sensory loss and declining memory) limit the processing of information [ 59].

As a suppressor of CREB, protein phosphatase 1 (PP1) determines the efficacy of learning and memory by limiting acquisition and favoring memory decline [ 52].

The arrival of 64-bit desktop processors signifies a new era of computing -- initially for professionals who are bumping up against the memory limits of existing PC's.

Now, MacRumors says that the new MacBook Pro has a memory limit of 8GB.