Sentence examples for memory which results from inspiring English sources

Whereas the large scale application systems like SAP in Data Processing for ERP consume a large amount of memory which results in limiting the VM migration.

The large scale application systems like Systems, Applications and Products (SAP) in Data Processing for Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) consume a large amount of memory which results in limiting the VM migration.

The higher performance provided by our algorithm results both from allocating the smaller sequences in the memory, which results in a better use of the storage resources, as well as considering at a local level the differences that exist between the densities of clients formed along the arrivals of the clients.

However, in the case of Si nanoparticles, the time needed to program the memory is found by adding the time needed for the holes to tunnel back to the substrate as well (since mixed charging is observed in this memory) which results in a program time >>5.6 ns.

The reason is that the large number of Haar-like features causes data swapping between the memory and the hard drive, whereas that of the proposed PBH features can be completely stored in the memory, which results in the large difference in the training time [15].

Cookies and temporary Internet files occupy computer memory which results is slow computer performance.

"We had five frightened children and the moment they were all together again, it triggered birth family memories which resulted in them recreating the fear and chaos of their previous life.

However, it was readily predicted by episodic memory models: the feature bias establishes a bias in long term memory representations, which results in a persistent effect on search performance.

However, recent data from a murine model suggest that, in nonmyeloablated hosts, allogeneic MSCs are able to mount a T-cell memory response, which results in rejection of the haematopoietic stem cell graft derived from the same MSC donor [ 5].

The hippocampus, in particular, is assumed to contribute to constructive memory, which sometimes results in false memories through incorrect recombination (e.g., [ 1, 95, 109]).

This was first shown by extinction of a pavlovian fear memory after a brief memory reactivation, which resulted not only in a loss of conditioned fear when tested later, but also a loss of renewal and reinstatement processes that are usually seen after extinction because the original CS US association is not erased by extinction, only overshadowed by the newly established CS no US memory.