Sentence examples for viable memory from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Si-nanoparticle-based memory has been extensively investigated, and on the industry side, it was considered as a viable memory system due to the larger retention time, lower power consumption, and faster operation than conventional polysilicon-based flash memory [5, 6].

Therefore, for networks in which synapses are generally comprised of multiple individual contacts, the argument of Fusi et al. [16] may not suffice to rule out bistability mediated by SRR as a viable biological memory storage mechanism.

De Riedmatten calls the experiment an "important step" toward viable quantum memory but adds that it doesn't slow light as much as some other techniques do.

Progress towards a viable new resistive memory technology relies on fully understanding the mechanisms responsible for switching and charge transport, the failure mechanisms, and the factors associated with materials reliability.

He notes that any viable heat-assisted memory technology would need to operate near room temperature, not at the frigid temperature where the coercivity of Schuller's material spikes.

Within the CD8+ viable cells, the central memory T cell population was identified as APC-CD62Lhi/PE-CD44hi APC-CD62Lhi/PE-CD44hi APC-CD62Lhi/PE-CD44hiCD44hi.

Sony, the biggest seller of camcorders and digital cameras in the United States, will be able to keep the Memory Stick viable as it incorporates the technology into a wider range of devices, including televisions and music players, industry analysts say.

Hashing to larger values or not using hashing was not a viable option for the memory issues explained before.

This will indeed become viable as bigger dynamic memory capacity becomes possible.

Viable resting or reactivated memory OT-I cells were analyzed for the cytotoxic activity against 51Cr-labeled E.G7 or control EL-4 target cells in a standard 4 hr 51Cr release assay, as described [63].

However, there are several other viable candidates for molecular memory (Kandel, 2012; Tsien, 2013).