Definition of memory bank in English:

memory bank

noun

The memory device of a computer or other instrument.
the data are transferred to one of three memory banks
Example sentencesExamples
- To open the safe, a ‘learned’ finger is placed on the sensor, which then compares the fingerprint's unique pattern to those stored in its memory bank.
- This simplifies the work of the computer as it would not take twice as long to access information already stored in the memory bank.
- This is the beginning of the process by which we read the brain for the finitely-indexed memory bank.
- He opened his eyes at last to see a strange figure stood over him, and it took him a few seconds for it to match up with what was stored in his memory bank.
- I am going to be a long time retired and a day like this one will rest long in the memory bank.
- When I reached Goose Gossage, he was driving on a Colorado interstate, happy to talk about a pitch that was still freshly imprinted in his memory bank.
- Each year he would add in-depth scouting reports on the top 600 to 800 players coming of out of college, to his books and his memory bank.
- I'm going to dip pretty deep in the old memory bank here and tell you a story about how Rick and I got together, way back in high school.
- I flipped through my 45s and my memory bank, and came up with 12 singles that shine a light on the best the 1980s had to offer in this micro-genre.
- Name someone in Cleveland and your mother or father will dig in their memory bank and come up with ‘Oh, I was in sixth grade with her.’
- However, Ian Clarkson caught up with him and asked him to delve into the memory bank for a blast from the past - season 2002-03 to be precise.
- In the June issue, the story ‘The Big Switch’ shook my memory bank.
- I scanned the back of my memory bank for that word.
- The only humming, constant in her ear, is the drone of a disk that keeps rummaging through vaults of a memory bank, the wingless whir of miniature fans, and the odd clickety-click of keys.
- Part of the main memory bank is reserved for graphics use.
- The different cues and contexts help our brains sort through the information more effectively and store it in our long-term memory bank.
- Since travelling down to London as a 16-year-old signing straight from school, Brown has been able to make countless priceless deposits into his memory bank.
- We may have lost our bohemian arts centre - once considered the artistic way forward in the late Sixties - and the city council's four-yearly celebration of the arts has been consigned to the memory bank.
- Now that I'm sitting with the really awful feeling, I'm sifting through my memory bank and wondering how many other people I've hurt or angered or put off because of my abrasiveness?
- As for pork steamed buns, they're like gefilte fish - if they don't trigger something warmly familial in your memory bank, get the first bite down and move on.
Synonyms
store, cache, disk, ram, rom

Definition of memory bank in US English:

memory bank

nounˈmɛm(ə)ri ˌbæŋkˈmem(ə)rē ˌbaNGk

The memory device of a computer or other device.
the data are transferred to one of three memory banks
Example sentencesExamples
- This is the beginning of the process by which we read the brain for the finitely-indexed memory bank.
- I scanned the back of my memory bank for that word.
- As for pork steamed buns, they're like gefilte fish - if they don't trigger something warmly familial in your memory bank, get the first bite down and move on.
- The only humming, constant in her ear, is the drone of a disk that keeps rummaging through vaults of a memory bank, the wingless whir of miniature fans, and the odd clickety-click of keys.
- When I reached Goose Gossage, he was driving on a Colorado interstate, happy to talk about a pitch that was still freshly imprinted in his memory bank.
- Part of the main memory bank is reserved for graphics use.
- He opened his eyes at last to see a strange figure stood over him, and it took him a few seconds for it to match up with what was stored in his memory bank.
- This simplifies the work of the computer as it would not take twice as long to access information already stored in the memory bank.
- Now that I'm sitting with the really awful feeling, I'm sifting through my memory bank and wondering how many other people I've hurt or angered or put off because of my abrasiveness?
- We may have lost our bohemian arts centre - once considered the artistic way forward in the late Sixties - and the city council's four-yearly celebration of the arts has been consigned to the memory bank.
- I am going to be a long time retired and a day like this one will rest long in the memory bank.
- Each year he would add in-depth scouting reports on the top 600 to 800 players coming of out of college, to his books and his memory bank.
- In the June issue, the story ‘The Big Switch’ shook my memory bank.
- However, Ian Clarkson caught up with him and asked him to delve into the memory bank for a blast from the past - season 2002-03 to be precise.
- I'm going to dip pretty deep in the old memory bank here and tell you a story about how Rick and I got together, way back in high school.
- Name someone in Cleveland and your mother or father will dig in their memory bank and come up with ‘Oh, I was in sixth grade with her.’
- Since travelling down to London as a 16-year-old signing straight from school, Brown has been able to make countless priceless deposits into his memory bank.
- To open the safe, a ‘learned’ finger is placed on the sensor, which then compares the fingerprint's unique pattern to those stored in its memory bank.
- The different cues and contexts help our brains sort through the information more effectively and store it in our long-term memory bank.
- I flipped through my 45s and my memory bank, and came up with 12 singles that shine a light on the best the 1980s had to offer in this micro-genre.
Synonyms
store, cache, disk, ram, rom

单词	memory bank
释义	Definition of memory bank in English: memory bank noun The memory device of a computer or other instrument. the data are transferred to one of three memory banks Example sentencesExamples To open the safe, a ‘learned’ finger is placed on the sensor, which then compares the fingerprint's unique pattern to those stored in its memory bank. This simplifies the work of the computer as it would not take twice as long to access information already stored in the memory bank. This is the beginning of the process by which we read the brain for the finitely-indexed memory bank. He opened his eyes at last to see a strange figure stood over him, and it took him a few seconds for it to match up with what was stored in his memory bank. I am going to be a long time retired and a day like this one will rest long in the memory bank. When I reached Goose Gossage, he was driving on a Colorado interstate, happy to talk about a pitch that was still freshly imprinted in his memory bank. Each year he would add in-depth scouting reports on the top 600 to 800 players coming of out of college, to his books and his memory bank. I'm going to dip pretty deep in the old memory bank here and tell you a story about how Rick and I got together, way back in high school. I flipped through my 45s and my memory bank, and came up with 12 singles that shine a light on the best the 1980s had to offer in this micro-genre. Name someone in Cleveland and your mother or father will dig in their memory bank and come up with ‘Oh, I was in sixth grade with her.’ However, Ian Clarkson caught up with him and asked him to delve into the memory bank for a blast from the past - season 2002-03 to be precise. In the June issue, the story ‘The Big Switch’ shook my memory bank. I scanned the back of my memory bank for that word. The only humming, constant in her ear, is the drone of a disk that keeps rummaging through vaults of a memory bank, the wingless whir of miniature fans, and the odd clickety-click of keys. Part of the main memory bank is reserved for graphics use. The different cues and contexts help our brains sort through the information more effectively and store it in our long-term memory bank. Since travelling down to London as a 16-year-old signing straight from school, Brown has been able to make countless priceless deposits into his memory bank. We may have lost our bohemian arts centre - once considered the artistic way forward in the late Sixties - and the city council's four-yearly celebration of the arts has been consigned to the memory bank. Now that I'm sitting with the really awful feeling, I'm sifting through my memory bank and wondering how many other people I've hurt or angered or put off because of my abrasiveness? As for pork steamed buns, they're like gefilte fish - if they don't trigger something warmly familial in your memory bank, get the first bite down and move on. Synonyms store, cache, disk, ram, rom Definition of memory bank in US English: memory bank nounˈmɛm(ə)ri ˌbæŋkˈmem(ə)rē ˌbaNGk The memory device of a computer or other device. the data are transferred to one of three memory banks Example sentencesExamples This is the beginning of the process by which we read the brain for the finitely-indexed memory bank. I scanned the back of my memory bank for that word. As for pork steamed buns, they're like gefilte fish - if they don't trigger something warmly familial in your memory bank, get the first bite down and move on. The only humming, constant in her ear, is the drone of a disk that keeps rummaging through vaults of a memory bank, the wingless whir of miniature fans, and the odd clickety-click of keys. When I reached Goose Gossage, he was driving on a Colorado interstate, happy to talk about a pitch that was still freshly imprinted in his memory bank. Part of the main memory bank is reserved for graphics use. He opened his eyes at last to see a strange figure stood over him, and it took him a few seconds for it to match up with what was stored in his memory bank. This simplifies the work of the computer as it would not take twice as long to access information already stored in the memory bank. Now that I'm sitting with the really awful feeling, I'm sifting through my memory bank and wondering how many other people I've hurt or angered or put off because of my abrasiveness? We may have lost our bohemian arts centre - once considered the artistic way forward in the late Sixties - and the city council's four-yearly celebration of the arts has been consigned to the memory bank. I am going to be a long time retired and a day like this one will rest long in the memory bank. Each year he would add in-depth scouting reports on the top 600 to 800 players coming of out of college, to his books and his memory bank. In the June issue, the story ‘The Big Switch’ shook my memory bank. However, Ian Clarkson caught up with him and asked him to delve into the memory bank for a blast from the past - season 2002-03 to be precise. I'm going to dip pretty deep in the old memory bank here and tell you a story about how Rick and I got together, way back in high school. Name someone in Cleveland and your mother or father will dig in their memory bank and come up with ‘Oh, I was in sixth grade with her.’ Since travelling down to London as a 16-year-old signing straight from school, Brown has been able to make countless priceless deposits into his memory bank. To open the safe, a ‘learned’ finger is placed on the sensor, which then compares the fingerprint's unique pattern to those stored in its memory bank. The different cues and contexts help our brains sort through the information more effectively and store it in our long-term memory bank. I flipped through my 45s and my memory bank, and came up with 12 singles that shine a light on the best the 1980s had to offer in this micro-genre. Synonyms store, cache, disk, ram, rom
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