Sentence examples for virtual cache from inspiring English sources

The simulation results show that our proposed energy-aware virtual cache consumes 51%, 27%, and 20% less energy than the traditional physical cache, traditional virtual cache, and synonym lookaside buffer (SLB), respectively.

Jenga gives each application a custom virtual cache hierarchy.

However, a virtual cache may result in the synonym problem.

These reduce the energy consumption incurred by TLB lookups, and maintain synonym data consistency in the virtual cache.

The proposed synonym detection hardware efficiently reduces the number of blocks that must be looked up in a virtual cache for saving energy.

In addition, the proposed synonym data coherence mechanism also reduces the number of invalidated blocks in the virtual cache to prevent the destruction of cache locality.

Ghost-labeled caches are arguably the lamest kind: virtual caches.

Others, like Dalby in North Yorkshire, offer virtual caches, which is about discovering a location rather than a container.

Virtual caches are no longer allowed on the site, but some older ones have been grandfathered in.

(Virtual caches have their partisans. Of "World War II — Austin," which turns out to lead cachers to a war memorial, a poster named Sumbirdy wrote, "We enjoy virtual caches," and then, "Thank goodness for the oldies!") Geocaching, in spite of its superficial mystery, has to be among the least ominous epiphenomena of the Internet.

The requests have to traverse a chain of k − 1 virtual caches, which store only content item hashes and perform meta-cache operations before the content item is stored in the physical cache indexed by k.