Übersetzung für 'memory chunk' von Englisch nach Deutsch

memory chunk

Speicherstück {n}

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chunk

großes Stück {n}

Stückchen {n}

Stück {n} [Wurst, Brot]

Brocken {m}

Klotz {m}

Batzen {m} [ugs.]

Werbung

chunk size

Blockgröße {f}

to chunk [cut]

in Stücke schneiden

chunk [lump]

Klumpen {m}

chunk of work

Stück {n} Arbeit

chunk of bread

Stück {n} Brotgastr.

chunk of wood

Stück {n} Holz

chunk of meat

Stück {n} Fleisch

chunk of debris

Trümmerteil {n}

chunk of chocolate

Stück {n} Schokoladegastr.

chunk of butter

Klumpen {m} Buttergastr.

a chunk of [coll.]

eine Menge {f}

chunk of data [coll.]

Datenblock {m}comp.

chunk of stock [coll.]

Aktienpaket {n}stocks

chunk [chunk of data] [coll.]

Datenblock {m}comp.

• On more recent PC graphics cards (1999–2005), z-buffer management uses a significant chunk of the available memory bandwidth.
• The VGA core is capable of using either its own dedicated local memory (giving a 128-bit memory interface) or taking a chunk out of system memory (usually configurable from between 8 MB to 64 MB, giving 64-bit memory interface).
• Once the object is allocated a new chunk of memory in obstack it must be freed after its use.
• When certain techniques were tested and failed, the most successful and popular method to date was to spin the disc faster in order to read a chunk of the data into memory while playing.
• Main memory size is important. Doubling memory dedicated to sorting halves the number of chunks "and" the number of reads per chunk, reducing the number of seeks required by about three-quarters.

• A union can be pictured as a chunk of memory that is used to store variables of different data types.
• It only copies the address of the original data member; this means they both share a pointer to the same chunk of memory, which is not what we want.
• Variations include level data using "material tiles" that are procedurally transformed into the final tile graphics, and groupings of tiles as larger-scale "supertiles" or "chunks," allowing large tiled worlds to be constructed under heavy memory constraints.
• Say there is a certain texture on one part of the terrain that doesn’t appear anywhere else on it: it would be a waste of memory and processing time if the alpha map extended over the whole terrain if only 10% of it was actually required.
• In main memory fragmentation, when a computer program requests blocks of memory from the computer system, the blocks are allocated in chunks.

• The band played select dates of Motion City Soundtrack's "Commit This to Memory" anniversary tour in January 2015.
• Cognitive processes are the way humans transfer information among the different memory stores.
• Zorro III continued Zorro II's direct memory-mapped address design (unlike 80x86 processors, the MC68K family used in the Amiga did not have a separate I/O address mechanism).
• In common computer memory management, information is loaded in specific-sized chunks.
• Instead, it is usually a region of memory that's aligned on a 4 KiB boundary.

• A computer draws on its display by writing a bitmapped representation of the graphics into a special portion of its memory known as video memory.
• He also argued for an operational definition of chunks suggesting a distinction between the notions of input and output chunks from the ideas of short-term and long-term memory.
• Another technique for overcoming the memory-size problem is using external sorting, for example one of the ways is to combine two algorithms in a way that takes advantage of the strength of each to improve overall performance.
• The block nested loop join algorithm is a generalization of the simple nested loops algorithm that takes advantage of additional memory to reduce the number of times that the [...] relation is scanned.