例句與造句

1. Memory access patterns are much more predictable.
2. Data locality is a typical memory reference feature of regular programs ( though many irregular memory access patterns exist ).
3. Different considerations for memory access patterns appear in parallelism beyond locality of reference, namely the separation of reads and writes.
4. The definition of a memory oblivious algorithm is as follows :  A program P is  memory oblivious if the memory access pattern is independent of input S.
5. ORAMs were introduced by Ostrovsky where in the key motivation was stated as software protection from an adversary who can observe the memory access pattern ( but not the contents of the memory ).
6. It's difficult to find memory access pattern in a sentence. 用memory access pattern造句挺難的
7. The sequence of memory cell accessed by a program \ Pi during its execution is called its memory access pattern and is denoted by \ tilde { \ Pi } ( n, x ).
8. A balanced tree has similar memory access patterns and space overhead to a linked list while permitting much more efficient indexing, taking O ( log n ) time instead of O ( n ) for a random access.
9. In these cases, PaX falls back to the older, variable-overhead method used by PAGEEXEC to protect pages below the CS limit, which may become quite a high-overhead operation in certain memory access patterns.
10. In computing, a "'cache control instruction "'is a hint embedded in the processor intended to improve the performance of hardware caches, using foreknowledge of the memory access pattern supplied by the programmer or compiler.
11. Locality of reference may also refer to individual variables ( e . g . the ability of a compiler to cache them in registers ), whist the term memory access pattern only refers to data held in an indexable memory ( especially main memory ).
12. This is done to minimize conflicts with memory accesses, since such a system has both knowledge of the memory access patterns and the refresh requirements of the DRAM . When the row address is supplied by a counter within the DRAM, the system relinquishes control over which row is refreshed and only provides the refresh command.
13. E . g . : even if the reads and writes are'perfectly'local, it can be impossible to parallelise due to dependancies; separating the reads and writes into separate areas yields a " different " memory access pattern, maybe initially appear worse in pure " locality " terms, but desirable to leverage modern parallel hardware.
14. Informally, an ORAM is an algorithm at the interface of a protected CPU and the physical RAM such that it acts like a RAM to the CPU by querying the physical RAM for the CPU while hiding information about the actual memory access pattern of the CPU from the physical RAM . In other words, the distribution of memory accesses of two programs that make the same number of memory accesses to the RAM are indistinguishable from each other.