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1 memory
n. 기억, (개인의)기억력, 추억, 죽은 뒤의 명성, (고인의)영, 기념 -
2 memory bank
x. (컴퓨터)기억 장치, 데이터 뱅크 -
3 memory card
x. 메모리 카드(자기 테이프 대신에 반도체 메모리 칩을 내장한 카드) -
4 memory cell
x. (컴퓨터)기억소자 -
5 memory drum
x. (컴퓨터)기억드럼, 학습할 사항이 주기적으로 제시되는 회전식 장치 -
6 memory map
x. (컴퓨터)기억 배치도 -
7 memory trace
x. 기억 흔적(engram)(학습의 물질적 기초가 되는 뇌수 등이 지속적으로 나타내는 변화) -
8 memory cell
기억세포 -
9 contentaddressable memory
x. 연상기억장치 -
10 core memory
x. 자심 기억 장치 -
11 folk memory
x. 한 민족이 공유하는 기억 -
12 nonvolatile memory
n. (전자)불휘발성 기억장치(전원이 끊겨도 소멸되지 않는) -
13 random-access memory
x. 랜덤 액세스 메모리, 임의 추출 기억 장치 -
14 read-only memory
x. 판독 전용 기억 장치 -
15 read/write memory
x. 소거, 재기록 메모리 -
16 wire memory
x. 와이어메모리 -
17 immunologic memory
면역기억English-Korean animal medical dictionary > immunologic memory
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18 long term memory
장기기억 -
19 physiological memory
생리적기억English-Korean animal medical dictionary > physiological memory
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20 random access memory (RAM)
램, 임의접속기억장치English-Korean animal medical dictionary > random access memory (RAM)
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