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What happens to all the data in the working memory that is not transferred to long term memory?
They stay in working memory until they are cleared. They are cleared when the program that uses them is closed or when you shut down the device. Note that some (really) ancient computers (c. 1950s) actually have working memory that retains data even when powered down (i.e. those with magnetic core memory).
Is Terry Bradshaw really Matthew McConnahey's father?
No, he is not. That was just in the movie 'Failure to Launch'.
Is Jim Henson related to Matthew Henson?
You keep it up now, undertasnd? Really good to know.
Why did Matthew kill Charlotte Dymond?
No-one really knows if Matthew Weeks did kill Charlotte, to be honest they had no-one else to blame so they just blamed Matthew. But some people do say that even though Matthew was "the last person to see her" a man called Thomas Prout was actually the last person, because when Matthew and Charlotte went on a walk together he left her half way, and a source said her saw her with another man when Matthew left.
How does Hanna lose her memory in Pretty Little Liars?
umm she doesnt lose her memory i read all 7 books and that never happened she may have faked it in the 4th book but she never really did!
What happens to all the data in the working memory that is not transferred to long term memory?
They stay in working memory until they are cleared. They are cleared when the program that uses them is closed or when you shut down the device. Note that some (really) ancient computers (c. 1950s) actually have working memory that retains data even when powered down (i.e. those with magnetic core memory).
What is mattyb really name?
Matthew David Morris :)
Where is Procheck Sports located?
the last time i went there it was near the moon off memory and my memory is really good and i am really cool and cooler than you
How much memory is on the PSP?
the psp really doesnt have an internal memory. you can buy memory cards for it and it can go up to 16GB on a memory card. you can just look on eBay
What is paging in an operating system?
Paging in an operating system is part of the operation of virtual memory. Physical pages of memory are being swapped back and forth for virtual pages of memory in a file on the hard disk. This swapping allows all programs to see the same memory structure (e.g. program loads at the same fixed virtual address in memory) and allows the machine to run as if it had more memory than it really does (but at a small speed penalty). Programs and utilities that are idle may stay loaded and ready to run, but paged out of physical memory until actually needed.
Is bindi the jungle girl a new program?
its a program but its not really new!
Do deer have good memory?
no because they are really stupid
Does memory really exist?
Scieintists are not sure about this but I have proof about it.
Does orange juice really help your memory?
Yes.
Kristin wants a boyfriend?
yes she does she really wants Matthew Underwood=]]
Is Matthew Morrison really a glee club director and Spanish teacher?
No.
How do you reset a sandisk 8gb sd memory card?
i really really want to know
