The term "volatile data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe data that changes quickly and frequently. For example, "The stock market is full of volatile data that can change drastically in a short period of time."
You can also make separate backups of the less volatile data (music, movies, photos etc).
That adjusts for seasonal patterns and smooths out the sometimes volatile data.
The model applied to all the volatile data sources is a general model.
This paper proposed a new architecture model of volatile data forensic.
As always, one month's figures shouldn't be overemphasized: the payroll number is a volatile data series with a large standard error.
The chapter also discusses how changes to the computing landscape present one, more and more, with the situations where the only viable option is collecting volatile data.
The results support understanding of the exact mechanisms that account for the phase transition, especially with regard to stress, which leads to drift in non-volatile data storage.
A general storage layer for non-volatile data structures, which would allow packet queues, routing tables, and other important information to exist across complete power-downs and relieve RAM pressure.
Resistive random access memories (RRAM) have shown tremendous potential in replacing Flash technology for future non-volatile data storage device applications in just about a couple of years from now.
A semiconductor memory chip may contain millions of transistors and capacitors for volatile or non-volatile data storage.
Fig. 9 a Illustration of self-inhibit mechanism during non-volatile data write by resetting one side of two RRAMs.
