1. The timing of memory access is defined in time-slots for access to the memory from respective ports.

2. Dynamic random access memory and random access memory cards

3. The memory access module includes a plurality of parallel memory access channels.

4. There are many examples of shared memory (multiprocessors): UMA (Uniform Memory Access), COMA (Cache Only Memory Access).

5. Magnetic memory cell and magnetic random access memory

6. Dynamic random access memory

7. Random access memory capacity:

8. Direct memory access controller

9. Access to memory region including confidential information access to memory region including confidential information

10. Memory access and data control

11. Allocating memory access control policies

12. Calibration of read/write memory access via advanced memory buffer

13. Method and memory controller for scalable multi-channel memory access

14. Access to the memory channels is controlled by memory controllers.

15. Dynamic random access memory (DRAM) modules

16. Easier access to the organizational memory

17. Random access memory [ram]electronic cartridges

18. Access to a memory-programmable controller

19. Two transistor ternary random access memory

20. Memory access controller and computer system

21. This effect is called "selective recall", "confirmatory memory", or "access-biased memory".

22. The 6502's memory access architecture had let developers produce fast machines without costly direct memory access (DMA) hardware.

23. Method of controlling virtual memory data access

24. Random access memory device, namely, ram card

25. Microprocessor architecture having alternative memory access paths

26. Shared memory circuit and access control method

27. Pipelined multi-access memory apparatus and method

28. RAM - (Random Access Memory) Memory available to the computer's processor to run programs.

29. A memory device (100) comprises a memory array (102) having corresponding first access control bits (202, 204) to control access thereto.

30. In some embodiments, a memory controller includes first and second memory channel interfaces and memory access control circuitry.

31. Memory management method and apparatus for multi-step non-uniform memory access numa architecture

32. Multi-mode memory access techniques for performing graphics processing unit-based memory transfer operations

33. The memory element access device is connected in parallel to the resistive memory element.

34. - Does not support Uniform Memory Access (UMA) graphics;

35. Get an access pointer to the allocated memory.

36. Resistance-based memory having two-diode access device

37. Time would efface the memory.

38. Chip card with memory access maximisation and logging

39. Static random access memory and driving method therefor

40. Beaucoup: Approximate Distinct Counting with Limited Memory Access

41. I'm talking about access to your own memory.

42. Memory access method, system and bus arbitration device

43. Method and apparatus for off boundary memory access

44. Control method and device of memory interface access

45. Magnetoresistive random-access memory (MRAM) is a non-volatile random-access memory technology available today that began its development in mid-1980s.

46. Note 2:«CEs» share memory if they access a common segment of solid state memory.

47. Note 2:"CEs" share memory if they access a common segment of solid state memory.

48. Under NUMA, a processor can access its own local memory faster than non-local memory (memory local to another processor or memory shared between processors).

49. Apparatus and method for programmable memory access slot assignment

50. Flash memory access using a plurality of command cycles

51. Redundancy circuits preserve data integrity without memory access interruption.

52. Access method and device for message-type memory module

53. Memory device and method for parallel optical data access

54. Memory card-based conditional access system for mobile broadcast

55. Very few people have access to the memory device.

56. The control signals are sent to the dynamic memory devices to service the memory access request.

57. Multi-bit block write in a random access memory

58. (3) does not support uniform memory access (UMA) graphics;

59. Random access memory for use in an emulation environment

60. The memory array is divided into memory blocks, each block having a corresponding access control bit.

61. Method and system for providing a high density memory cell for spin transfer torque random access memory

62. The processing unit determines whether to access the access filter for a given memory request.

63. Disclosed is a method and apparatus for an off boundary memory to provide off boundary memory access.

64. Taking you down memory lane time and time again.Sentence dictionary

65. Pauses Windows Memory Diagnostic. To access the additional menu options, you must first pause Windows Memory Diagnostic.

66. Tunnel magnetoresistive effect element and random access memory using same

67. • object re-use or separation for CA random access memory;

68. Do not provide support for Uniform Memory Access (UMA) graphics;

69. Both main memory and Cache are internal, random-access m

70. At the time, memory was extremely expensive.

71. Others use smart controllers to place the data directly in memory, a concept known as direct memory access.

72. Controller for solid state disk which controls access to memory bank

73. Vertical resistive random access memory device, and method for manufacturing same

74. Magnetic random access memory devices configured for self-referenced read operation

75. Hence, a processor with 64-bit memory addresses can directly access 264 bytes (=16 exabytes) of byte-addressable memory.

76. This page displays information about the DMA (Direct Memory Access) Channels.

77. The memory is stored in long-term memory, but access to it is impaired because of psychological defense mechanisms.

78. Each entity also has memory locations to which it has access.

79. Memory controller, nonvolatile storage device, nonvolatile storage system, and access device

80. The external processor can control access to the memory array, and the internal processor can send signals to the external processor to request access to the memory array.