Assertion: ram's data | /r/HasProperty | accessed
Facets:
value: randomly
type: MANNER
value: more quickly
type: MANNER
value: frequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: from any part of the memory
type: OTHER
value: from the disk
type: LOCATION
value: far faster than data
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Data stored in random access memory can be accessed far faster than data stored in the computer's hard drive.
text: It is volatile, the data stored in static random access memory is accessible till power is on.
text: tRAS is the minimum number of cycles between when a row is activated and when the data in that row can be accessed.
text: tRAS is the minimum number of cycles between when a row is activated and when the data in that row can be accessed.
text: Data in the RAM can be accessed randomly but it is very expensive.
text: The name comes from the fact that data can be accessed as required from random locations within the memory.
text: tRAS is the minimum number of cycles between when a row is activated and when the data in that row can be accessed.
text: The data stored in RAM can be accessed randomly, meaning a computer does not need to search through large blocks of data to find what it needs.
text: If data is frequently accessed from the disk, it is cached into DRAM or flash-based silicon storage technology for faster access time and response.
text: It is at this intersection that a small capacitor stores a charge representing the data being accessed.
text: Data can only be accessed when the reading head is over the data.
text: Data can be accessed from any part of the memory and also more than one piece of data can be accessed simultaneously.
text: Because stored data is accessed much more quickly when it is placed in random-access memory (RAM) or flash memory, in-memory processing allows data to be analysed in real time, enabling faster reporting and decision-making in business.