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Definition
Synonym
nullspannungsgesichert
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
nullspannungsgesichert
retentive memory
nullspannungsgesichert
retentive memory
Nullspannung
f
live zero
Überstrom-Nullspannungsauslösung
f
electr.
overload no-voltage protection
nullspannungsgesichert
retentive memory
Speicher
m
comp.
aktiver Speicher
dynamischer Speicher
löschbarer Speicher
nullspannungsgesichert
er Speicher
seitenorientierter Speicher
Sequenzspeicher
m
Startroutinespeicher
m
; Urladespeicher
m
virtueller Speicher; virtueller Arbeitsspeicher
memory; storage; store
Br.
active storage
dynamic storage
erasable storage
retentive memory
paging area memory PAM
sequential-access memory; sequential-access storage; serial-access memory SAM ; serial memory; serial store
bootstrap memory
virtual memory
Ãœberstrom-Nullspannungsschalter
m
electr.
overload no-voltage circuit breaker switch release
Deutsche
nullspannungsgesichert Synonyme
Englische
retentive memory Synonyme
nullspannungsgesichert Definition
Memory
(
n.
)
The
faculty
of
the
mind
by
which
it
retains
the
knowledge
of
previous
thoughts,
impressions,
or
events.
Memory
(
n.
)
The
reach
and
positiveness
with
which
a
person
can
remember
Memory
(
n.
)
The
actual
and
distinct
retention
and
recognition
of
past
ideas
in
the
mind
Memory
(
n.
)
The
time
within
which
past
events
can
be
or
are
remembered
Memory
(
n.
)
Something,
or
an
aggregate
of
things,
remembered
Memory
(
n.
)
A
memorial.
Retentive
(
a.
)
Having
power
to
retain
Retentive
(
n.
)
That
which
retains
or
confines
retentive memory Bedeutung
access
memory
access
(computer
science)
the
operation
of
reading
or
writing
stored
information
cache
memory
cache
(computer
science)
RAM
memory
that
is
set
aside
as
a
specialized
buffer
storage
that
is
continually
updated,
used
to
optimize
data
transfers
between
system
elements
with
different
characteristics
CD-ROM
compact
disc
read-only
memory
a
compact
disk
that
is
used
with
a
computer
(rather
than
with
an
audio
system),
a
large
amount
of
digital
information
can
be
stored
and
accessed
but
it
cannot
be
altered
by
the
user
erasable
programmable
read-only
memory
EPROM
(computer
science)
a
read-only
memory
chip
that
can
be
erased
by
ultraviolet
light
and
programmed
again
with
new
data
flash
memory
nonvolatile
storage
that
can
be
electrically
erased
and
programmed
anew
magnetic
bubble
memory
a
nonvolatile
storage
device
that
holds
information
in
the
form
of
bubbles
on
a
thin
film
of
magnetic
silicate,
no
longer
used
in
most
computers
magnetic
core
memory
core
memory
(computer
science)
a
computer
memory
consisting
of
an
array
of
magnetic
cores,
now
superseded
by
semiconductor
memories
memory
computer
memory
storage
computer
storage
store
memory
board
an
electronic
memory
device,
a
memory
and
the
CPU
form
the
central
part
of
a
computer
to
which
peripherals
are
attached
memory
chip
a
RAM
microchip
that
can
be
plugged
into
a
computer
to
provide
additional
memory
memory
device
storage
device
a
device
that
preserves
information
for
retrieval
random-access
memory
random
access
memory
random
memory
RAM
read
write
memory
the
most
common
computer
memory
which
can
be
used
by
programs
to
perform
necessary
tasks
while
the
computer
is
on,
an
integrated
circuit
memory
chip
allows
information
to
be
stored
or
accessed
in
any
order
and
all
storage
locations
are
equally
accessible
read-only
memory
ROM
read-only
storage
fixed
storage
(computer
science)
memory
whose
contents
can
be
accessed
and
read
but
cannot
be
changed
read-only
memory
chip
a
memory
chip
providing
read-only
memory
virtual
memory
virtual
storage
(computer
science)
memory
created
by
using
the
hard
disk
to
simulate
additional
random-access
memory,
the
addressable
storage
space
available
to
the
user
of
a
computer
system
in
which
virtual
addresses
are
mapped
into
real
addresses
anal
personality
anal
retentive
personality
(psychoanalysis)
a
personality
characterized
by
meticulous
neatness
and
suspicion
and
reserve,
said
to
be
formed
in
early
childhood
by
fixation
during
the
anal
stage
of
development
(usually
as
a
consequence
of
toilet
training)
memory
retention
retentiveness
retentivity
the
power
of
retaining
and
recalling
past
experience,
he
had
a
good
memory
when
he
was
younger
amnesia
memory
loss
blackout
partial
or
total
loss
of
memory,
he
has
a
total
blackout
for
events
of
the
evening
memorization
memorisation
committal
to
memory
learning
so
as
to
be
able
to
remember
verbatim,
the
actor's
memorization
of
his
lines
memory
remembering
the
cognitive
processes
whereby
past
experience
is
remembered,
he
can
do
it
from
memory,
he
enjoyed
remembering
his
father
short-term
memory
STM
immediate
memory
what
you
can
repeat
immediately
after
perceiving
it
working
memory
memory
for
intermediate
results
that
must
be
held
during
thinking
long-term
memory
LTM
your
general
store
of
remembered
information
episodic
memory
personal
memory
memory
for
episodes
in
your
own
life
semantic
memory
your
memory
for
meanings
and
general
(impersonal)
facts
motor
memory
muscle
memory
your
memory
for
motor
skills
reconstruction
reconstructive
memory
recall
that
is
hypothesized
to
work
by
storing
abstract
features
which
are
then
used
to
construct
the
memory
during
recall
reproduction
reproductive
memory
recall
that
is
hypothesized
to
work
by
storing
the
original
stimulus
input
and
reproducing
it
during
recall
memory
something
that
is
remembered,
search
as
he
would,
the
memory
was
lost
engram
memory
trace
a
postulated
biochemical
change
(presumably
in
neural
tissue)
that
represents
a
memory
screen
memory
an
imagined
memory
of
a
childhood
experience,
hides
another
memory
of
distressing
significance
memory
image
a
mental
image
of
something
previously
experienced
memory
picture
a
memory
image
that
is
similar
to
a
visual
perception
memory
the
area
of
cognitive
psychology
that
studies
memory
processes,
he
taught
a
graduate
course
on
learning
and
memory
computer
memory
unit
a
unit
for
measuring
computer
memory
anal
anal
retentive
a
stage
in
psychosexual
development
when
the
child's
interest
is
concentrated
on
the
anal
region,
fixation
at
this
stage
is
said
to
result
in
orderliness,
meanness,
stubbornness,
compulsiveness,
etc.
retentive
having
the
power,
capacity,
or
quality
of
retaining
water,
soils
retentive
of
moisture
retentive
recollective
long
tenacious
good
at
remembering,
a
retentive
mind,
tenacious
memory
retentive
having
the
capacity
to
retain
something
by
heart
by
memory
by
committing
to
memory,
she
knew
the
poem
by
heart
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