DSC102
Missing Vocabs:
Most common approach: load-store architecture in processing
Registers: Tiny local memory (“scratch space”) on proc. into which instructions and data are copied
Concepts of Memory Management:
❖ Caching: Buffering a copy of bytes (instructions and/or data) from a lower level at a higher level to exploit locality ❖ Prefetching: Preemptively retrieving bytes (typically data) from addresses not explicitly asked yet by program ❖ Spill/Miss/Fault: Data needed for program is not
Read Morejane eyre
basin→ a container for water, for washing the hands and face
bear→ to suffer pain or unhappiness
Bible→ the holy book of the Christian religion
biscuit→ a flat, thin, dry cake
boarding school→ a school where pupils live
bully → a person who hurts or frightens weaker people on purpose
charity→ giving money, help, etc. to people in need (e.g. in the old days to a school for poor children)
Christian→ a person who believes in the teachings of Jesus Christ
churchyard→ ground near or belonging
xcfgfhgfh
Geography of Britain: Bristish isles: group of about 5000 islands off the northwest cost of mainland Europe. The highest island is Great Britain which consists of England, Wales and Scotland. The next island is Ireland, which is made up of northern Island (Ulster) and the Irish Republic (Eire). Great Britain and Northern Ireland form the United Kingdom.
The United Kingdom: Great Britain is a geographical expression, the United Kingdom is a political expression. The British Isles today are shared
Read Morenb
Are you ever unhappy with the way the world is going? Many people complain but do not do anything to change it. In Spain and in many other countries, women get less money than men doing the same job. In my opinion everybody should have the same rights./Since the begining of time, women have been treated as inferior human beings. In the early years they were considered as mere objects, whose only utility was to raise the children and to do all the house keeping, while the man was working, or having
Read MoreUntitled 2
Energy flow in ecosystem-Energy flow (also called Calorific flow)refers to the flow of energy in ecosystem through food chain.
Ecosystems maintain themselves by cycling energy and nutrients obtained from external sources. At the first trophic level, primary producers (plants, algae, and some bacteria) use solar energy to produce organic plant material through photosynthesis. Herbivores—animals that feed solely on plants—make up the second trophic level. Predators that eat herbivores comprise
Read More