Sentence examples for that caches from inspiring English sources
On the user side, we propose a content floating-based cooperative caching strategy that caches data in geographical floating circles, instead of selected helpers in previous studies, to cope with the dynamics.
The Context Provisioning Architecture utilizes a caching component that caches recently received contextual data in response to context queries, in addition to forwarding the response to the querying consumer.
Like a web browser that caches data on a personal computer about websites visited so the pages can be pulled up promptly the next time the user returns to them, having the coordinates of local towers or hotspots already in the cache makes it easier for the phone to triangulate its own location.
This version also introduces an offline mode that caches a user's pearls on the device for offline browsing.
It is agreed that caches are mandatory to bridge the gap between processor speed and memory access time.
Thus, the way that caches are managed has no impact on this parameter in low dense networks.
But eight decades later that cache of Dutch and Renaissance paintings, Chinese porcelains, jewelry and furniture has become something of a burden.
Plants may also profit from the forgetfulness and sloppy habits of certain nut-eating birds that cache part of their food but neglect to recover everything, or drop units on their way to the hiding place.
Neighbours discovered that cache, but they were then intimidated into silence.
When you go in 3-D, you can get 30% to 50% improvement just by adding that cache.
Our results show that cache-aware dispatching based on information obtained from software model, decreases number of cache misses significantly and improves CFschedulinging performance.
