Sentence examples for slice of memory from inspiring English sources

Unless you enjoy the prospect of frantically deleting old shots to make room for new ones, figure on shelling out an extra $90 to $180 for a 128-megabyte slice of memory.

But in the 1960s, when a computer filled a room, computer programs had to be crammed into small slices of memory, limiting what could be done.

In his introduction to the new edition, Mr. Lanier called it "a remarkable document that is both the best account of the intimate experience of computation by a person and a saved slice of historical memory, of that almost lost moment before everything went digitally nuts".

The settlements basically mean that Rambus will own a little slice of every DDR memory chip the two companies make.

Moreover, the coalesced memory accesses are exploited to the greatest extent by coalesced reading a slice of data to the shared memory and coalesced writing them back to the global memory after being processed.

If you don't play anymore you're denying fans a slice of their nostalgia, their memories, their childhood".

Acute inflammation reduces long-term potentiation, a synaptic correlate of memory, in hippocampal slices from wild-type mice, and this reduction was reversed by inhibition of α5GABAA receptor function.

Finally, in brain slices, Aβ oligomers, acting via caspase-3 cleavage, impair LTP, a cellular analogue of memory.

In addition to speed, efficient use of memory is also taken into account in design of the LDNI-based slicing algorithm.

Memory, all kinds of memory, is exploding.

The obliteration of memory.