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Meanings of primary memory in English
Russian
память с произвольным доступом Central memory storage for a computer containing instructions and data to be worked on; usually mainly in the form of RAM.
Synonyms
Examples for "rapid-access memory"
Examples for "rapid-access memory"
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Vronko based his opinion on the 256GB of system memory that the iPad contains.
2
Estimated fraction of system memory consumed (BSD-style); the estimates are sometimes quite poor
3
Compressed Memory: When you're running an app, a subset of your system memory is inactive.
4
HT1342, "Mac OS X: Reading system memory usage in Activity Monitor"
5
The POST tests built-in hardware components such as processors, system memory, network interfaces, and peripheral interfaces.
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DRAM, short for dynamic random-access memory, loses most of the data it stores when power is shut off.
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Buying Elpida doubles Micron's share in the market for DRAM, or dynamic random-access memory, chips, widely used in personal computers.
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Samsung does expect the market for so-called DRAM, or dynamic random-access memory, to gradually pick up as inventory clears and new customers emerge.
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High costs and fierce competition with Asian competitors forced Elpida Memory, Japan's last player in dynamic random-access memory chips, into bankruptcy protection in February.
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The Company's products are designed for the use in fabricating foundry, logic and memory chips, including dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) and 3D NAND-flash memory chips.
Usage of primary memory in English
1
There were no differences between the groups regarding basic arithmetics and primary memory.
2
Its primary memory slots had been vacated, except for one card; clearly a "Trojan card" inserted by the saboteur.
3
Infection or vaccination confers heightened resistance to pathogen rechallenge because of quantitative and qualitative differences between naive and primary memory T cells.
4
Although the parents of patients with schizophrenia could be delineated into subgroups with primary memory deficits, frontal-striatal and frontal-temporal subgroups could not be unambiguously identified.
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Especially Dorothy, as her primary memory was based upon the scene on the float, rather than any history before or after the event depicted thereon.
6
I have two primary memories from that summer, I told him.
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"Not in your cybernetic life," Jacques said, and jumped over to the primary memory panel.
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Translations for primary memory