Sentence examples for ram unit from inspiring English sources

Two of the strongest domestic brands were GMC, the General Motors division that specializes in sport utility vehicles, and Chrysler's Ram unit, which sells only pickup trucks.

The microcode coprocessor is capable of performing a range of Galois Field operations using a dual-multiplier/dual-adder datapath and storing the intermediate results in the external RAM unit of the coprocessor.

In a statement Monday announcing that United Rentals was filing a lawsuit against Cerberus and the Ram units in Delaware Chancery Court, United Rentals said that Cerberus is not claiming that there has been any material change in the target company's condition nor that it has breached any of the accords contained in the takeover agreement.

Switching the magnetic elements -- changing the polarization of the magnets that form the memory consistently and rapidly -- is a challenging process at the microscopic dimensions of an M-RAM unit.

The Motorola group has built as a prototype a 256K M-RAM unit, that is, a memory with 256,000 storage or bit elements in it, each bit element a miniature magnetic sandwich placed in the metal grid.

After five years and a total government investment that Dr. Wolf estimated at well over $50 million, companies financed by the agency have produced prototypes of M-RAM units.

There are now two Zunes in two basic formats: a full-sized, 80GB stylized version of the current Zune, and a smaller, Flash RAM-based unit, in either 8 or 16GB, and it looks much like its larger brother.

A library of adaptation protocols of IP blocs to the environment as well as a set of standard communication units (RAM, DPRAM, FIFOs) have been also developed and used.

The solar wind ram kinetic energy per unit time (U sw) is given by: N sw V sw 3 R CF 2. In this expression, N sw and V sw are the mass density and speed of the solar wind plasma, respectively.

It rammed into an Interior Ministry unit, killing three and wounding 20.

The finer the resolution of the grid, the greater the number of sites and therefore the higher the computing demands for random access memory (RAM) and central processing units (CPUs).