Sentence examples for memory which stores from inspiring English sources

But unlike flash memory, which stores bits as electrical charge, graphitic memory won't wear out as quickly.

Why it matters: The basic design of racetrack memory, which stores information on nanowires, was first proved feasible in 2009.

The company also benefited from a steep increase in sales of flash memory, which stores data even when the power is off.

Flash memory, which stores information as a replacement for traditional hard drives, is so standardized as to become equally vulnerable to the ebb and flow of market forces.

One possible successor, phase-change memory, which stores data by altering the crystal structure of a material (rather than using the charge within transistors), seems likely to enter the market in 2009.

(Unless you printed it out, in which case you're using a much older tech). In von Neumann infrastructure, the computer is, at its heart, two components - the processor where instructions are performed, and memory, which stores data and programs.

One is her invention of new characters, settings and enchanting objects with each new page, from the witch who lives in a toilet to the Pensieve, which stores memories for overstuffed brains.

In classical computers, the transistor talks to a memory cell, which stores the information.

Some approaches to intelligence state that the brain works as a memory system which stores experiences to reflect the structure of the world in a hierarchical, organized way.

The researchers labeled memory cells in three parts of the brain: the hippocampus, the prefrontal cortex, and the basolateral amygdala, which stores memories' emotional associations.

More costly models, in addition to the alarm, provide digital readouts and "peak reading" information, which stores in memory the highest level detected.