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61 memory loss
s.pérdida de memoria. -
62 memory management
s.gestión de memoria, administración de memoria, asignación de memoria, distribución de memoria. -
63 memory map
s.1 construcción del mapa de la memoria.2 mapa de memoria, asignación arbitraria de las porciones de RAM de una computadora. -
64 memory mapping
s.topografía de la memoria. -
65 memory operation
s.operación de memoria. -
66 memory print-out
s.vaciado de memoria. -
67 memory protection
s.protección de la memoria, protección de memoria. -
68 memory register
s.registro de memoria. -
69 memory storage
s.almacenamiento de memoria. -
70 memory swapping
s.trueque de memoria, intercambio de memoria. -
71 memory training
s.entrenamiento de la memoria, entrenamiento de memoria. -
72 memory typewriter
s.máquina de escribir con memoria. -
73 memory unit
s.unidad de memoria. -
74 memory-backup battery
s.batería de respaldo de la memoria. -
75 memory-packed
adj.de mucha memoria. -
76 memory component
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77 to commit something to memory
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78 in memory of / to the memory of
(as a reminder or memorial of: They built a monument in memory of their dead leader.) en memoria de, a la memoria deEnglish-spanish dictionary > in memory of / to the memory of
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79 to have a memory like a sieve
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80 fix in the memory
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