Sentence examples for waste memory from inspiring English sources

McLennan pauses between words, flickering between melancholy and a sense of wonder that we can remember things to be melancholy about: "I recall a boy in bigger pants / Like everyone just waiting for a chance / His father's watch, he left it in the showers / From time to time / The waste, memory wastes".

Many widely used allocators waste memory and/or CPU time.

It may waste memory to allocate each physical operator with a counter, especially under HFT workloads where contended objects are fast changing so that the allocated counter may no longer be used in the next time period.

This paper presented a novel, efficient and safer strategy to recover non-leaching gold from waste memory cards by using the renewable agent ammonium persulfate and hydrogen peroxide, which were evaluated in terms of efficiency and kinetics.

This can decrease the hardware complexity to fetch an instruction and the wasted memory space due to NOPs via the partially fixed length of an instruction.

At the moment the cards have to either be in constant communication so each knows what the other has been assigned to do, or they switch off frames, which also requires them to constantly update each other, wasting memory bandwidth.

The algorithm allows us to achieve good approximation results without wasting memory space and computational time and therefore reducing the complexity of the problem due to the parallel structure of the network.

When they were listed on the Google Play store, Superclean and DroidCleaner appeared to be useful apps to free up wasted memory on mobile devices.

Grand Theft AUTO is a total waste of memory card space, sorry, an award-winning, internationally acclaimed video game that promotes positive and healthy ideals for children through the use of violence, pornography and a heavy reliance on pharmaceuticals.

His advice to Prince Henry, the future Henry V and hero of Agincourt, is to do likewise: Be it thy course to busy giddy minds With foreign quarrels; that action, hence borne out, May waste the memory of the former days.

When Hal becomes Henry V and wages war against France, the strategy is, at least in part, an exercise in image-building, prompted by his father's dying words: "Be it thy course to busy giddy minds / With foreign quarrels, that action hence borne out / May waste the memory of former days".