Sentence examples for own ram from inspiring English sources
Manufacturers have long allowed consumers to replace their own RAM chips without voiding the warranty.
The timing could not have been better for Ellet: one of his critical wartime pamphlets had warned that the South was preparing its own ram ships to move on Union blockades in the gulf and up the Mississippi.
Add a decent GPU with its own RAM, and we'll sign up.
You add your own RAM, hard drive, keyboard, mouse, and monitor to the preinstalled Intel motherboard and CPU.
The students' long-range goal is to create a model sustainability program that could be used to enable farmers and community gardeners in other regions to run their own ram pump irrigations systems without relying on outside assistance groups.
It's not all great news for Huawei phone owners, though, as Ignatov says the NPU doesn't provide acceleration for 'quantized' networks (though he notes the company has promised to add this support by the end of this year); and also it uses its own RAM — which is "quite limited" in size, and therefore you "can't process large images with it"….
During their visist, the general's predecessors, Warren Christopher and Madeleine K. Albright, received their own rams, which the United States Embassy accepted and then gave to the poor.
Animals' handling and sample collection were performed by trained technicians of the FRGDS PACA, veterinary surgeons and graduating veterinary students (under the supervision of 2 professors), with the help of the stockbreeders who had brought their own rams and given their informed consent.
Activities include making your own Shofar ram's horn: Clean it, sand it, polish it and take it home.
"You are just setting yourself up to have your own foot rammed in your mouth".
They will touch down in Germany this morning to find Munich decked in red and white, plastered with posters declaring "one city, one dream", the clamour that it is Bayern's destiny to claim a fifth European Cup in their own Allianz Arena rammed down the visitors' throats.
