Sentence examples for memory volume from inspiring English sources

The ever-increasing CPU core counts and memory volume are witnessing a renaissance of concurrency control (CC) mechanisms in exploiting the abundant parallelism [24].

Process migration may take less time since a smaller memory volume may have to be transferred, but migrating entire VMs allows sets of processes to be transferred.

In S. Algarabel, A. Pitarque, T. Bajo, S. E. Gathercole, & M. A. Conway (Eds)., Theories of Memory Volume 3 : Psychology Press". Cabeza, R. "Neuroscience frontiers in cognitive aging". New Frontiers in Cognitive Aging.

A main figure in 19th century Romanian literature, he is best known for his Childhood Memories volume, his novellas and short stories, and his many anecdotes.

Moreover, given previous reports of both episodic and spatial memory impairments in cases of DA, as well as impairments reflecting both "coarse" and "detailed" memories, volume reductions along the extent of the anterior posterior axis of the hippocampus were expected in H.C. (Poppenk et al., 2013).

It heavily taxes our "working memory" — the volume of information we can consciously hold in our heads and manipulate.

The command "transform" with no arguments performs a Fourier transformation on all volumes in memory, or 20 volumes.

After discarding 12 initial scans to account for T1 magnetisation effects, each fMRI session acquired 2048 volumes in total: pre-task resting acquisition: 512 EPI volumes; working memory task: 512 EPI volumes; post-task rest acquisition: 1024 EPI volumes.

The National Book of Memory, in nineteen volumes, stands on lecterns around an inner perimeter; behind the volumes is the main exhibit, consisting of old Ukrainian farming tools and quotation after quotation from Lenin and Trotsky.

Tasks are heterogeneous in terms of computation volume, memory and minimum processing requirements.

This is an analog to the classic volume memory experiment by Kovacs (Fortschr Hochpolym Forsch, 3, 394, 1964).