Sentence examples for protecting memory from inspiring English sources

Segregating and protecting memory spaces prevents applications from accidentally interfering with one another's data, or malicious software from being able to see and modify it at will.

They show clear neuroprotective effects by reducing inflammation and oxidative stress and apoptotic signalling and protecting memory formation, synaptic numbers and synaptic activity, motor activity, dopaminergic neurons, cortical activity and energy utilisation in the brain.

They also help protect memory.

It contains all the hallmarks of a modern operating system, like pre-emptive multitasking and protected memory.

Even more fantastically: Would it ever be possible to protect memory or treat age-related cognitive decline with a skeletal hormone?

Mac OS X includes enticing treats like a new graphical design, protected memory and pre-emptive multitasking -- fancy words that mean that when the goofy shareware of the giant eyeball self-destructs, your entire system won't crash along with it.

One message queue is used to store information about events that have occurred; one mutex is used to ensure that the event_recorderthread has exclusive access to protected memory before beginning the copying operation, and one memory byte pool is used to provide space for the thread stacks and for the message queue.

According to Taatgen and colleagues [6], most individuals tend to protect memory consolidation of a first target by temporarily blocking the detection of subsequent targets, resulting in an AB.

However, in the case of perirhinal damage, the interpretation is that animals have lost a high-level object representation that protects memory from interference from lower level representations (Bussey and Saksida, 2002; McTighe et al., 2010; Saksida and Bussey, 2010).

In sum, these results provide a strong line of causal evidence on the conditions under which the DLPFC is effectively connected to visual regions representing memory targets during WM, with additional conclusions able to be made on the mechanism by which a control region protects memory targets (i.e., via their enhancement).

He said people collect things -- cars, for instance -- for the satisfaction of being known and being knowledgeable, or to protect memories of the good old days.