auxiliary storage

Determine the location of the data in auxiliary storage.

Even though we'd completely erased all data in auxiliary storage, we hadn't lost the Roadmap.

"My mind developed pockets of resistance, mental muscles, auxiliary storage areas.

"Memory" denotes the amount of auxiliary storage needed beyond that used by the list itself, under the same assumption.

These cameras use a Compact Flash memory card for auxiliary storage.

"I isolated an auxiliary storage tank," Bickel said.

(Note that when operating on linked lists, mergesort only requires a small, constant amount of auxiliary storage.)

Of special interest is the problem of devising an in-place algorithm that overwrites its input with its output data using only O(1) auxiliary storage.

An auxiliary storage facility is located at Pinson Mounds State Park near Jackson, Tennessee.

Secondary storage (also known as external memory or auxiliary storage), differs from primary storage in that it is not directly accessible by the CPU.

A program can consist of thousands of instructions and to obviate the need for each program to be loaded separately, most microcomputers use a mass storage device or an auxiliary storage device.

Auxiliary memory, also known as auxiliary storage, secondary storage, secondary memory or external memory, is used to store a large amount of data at lesser cost per byte than primary memory.

BUMs are used for auxiliary storage and buffering in that all new sets of commands are directly inserted into them from the ground and then redistributed by the software in the HLMs.

Thus, because of the O(n log n) upper bound on heapsort's running time and constant upper bound on its auxiliary storage, embedded systems with real-time constraints or systems concerned with security often use heapsort.

Virtual memory is a scheme that gives users the illusion of working with a large block of contiguous memory space (perhaps even larger than real memory), when in actuality most of their work is on auxiliary storage (disk).

In order to determine whether a given cycle has been moved already, the simplest scheme would be to use O(MN) auxiliary storage, one bit per element, to indicate whether a given element has been moved.

In IBM's i5/OS operating system, disk drives may be grouped into an auxiliary storage pool (ASP) in order to organize data to limit the impact of storage-device failures and to reduce recovery time.

A powerful gasoline engine was the chief motive power, though there was an auxiliary storage battery, which would operate an electrical motor and send the ship along for more than twenty- four hours in case of accident to the gasoline engine.

Control tables can reside in static storage, on auxiliary storage, such as a flat file or on a database or may alternatively be partially or entirely built dynamically at program initialization time from parameters (which themselves may reside in a table).

The effect of choice of what pages to be kept in main memory (as distinct from being paged out to auxiliary storage) is important: if too many pages of a process are kept in main memory, then fewer other processes can be ready at any one time.

A typical strategy for in-place algorithms without auxiliary storage and without separate digit-reversal passes involves small matrix transpositions (which swap individual pairs of digits) at intermediate stages, which can be combined with the radix butterflies to reduce the number of passes over the data.

It is possible to modify the algorithm so that it places the items into sorted order within the same array that was given to it as the input, using only the count array as auxiliary storage; however, the modified in-place version of counting sort is not stable.