Rumors of brutality increased the cache of despots, augmenting their income through the collection of protection money and taxes.
A similar argument can be applied to copies in the cache memory of computers.
Whilst these middlemen are usually decent, honest, hardworking music lovers, there's a notable cache of less scrupulous operators.
Once a node reads data from storage, that data may remain in cache for some period of time, to accelerate future calls to that information.
The microprocessor is configured with a predecoder and an instruction cache.
Unfortunately, you can't get 8 and 16 MB cache versions in the same capacities, which makes it impossible to compare apples to apples.
The rest of the boxes are flagged with the memory address of the cache line they contain.
The processing is done by buffering the output and saving it in the cache file before it is sent to the client.
Flickers and bluebirds seek them out for nesting cavities and red squirrels eagerly cache the high-energy pine cones.
One officer was injured, and police recovered a large cache of arms from the rebels, the official said.
What's more, the house had a cache of hidden rooms from which one could access ever-grander aspects of it, including a movie theater.
Perhaps you are expected to have a hidden cache of gold when you come to the country, but I assume you do not.
To replace them, the epidermis relies on a cache of stem cells stored near the epidermal-dermal border.
A cache of arms was found at the gate, but it lay unused and abandoned after the guards fled.
Hulbert had been right in his assumption that this had been an ancient storage pit or cache.
One successful approach to improving performance is the use of storage network management devices that add a layer of cache in front of storage.
Still, there are ways of squeezing more performance out of a disk drive with a larger cache memory.
For large RAM systems, however, the operating system tries to cache every disk operation.
You told the system how much memory to use to cache the hard drive, and that memory couldn't be used for any other purpose.
For years, the Dawson cabin was just that, a cabin and an elevated storage cache.
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For those who require proof beyond my word for this, take a look at Google's cache of the News Online Politics page.
The server keeps a cache of all active account and session tallies and credit balances.
Will you be hunting for small objects like coins, jewelry and gold nuggets, or searching for a large cache or object?
In theory the larger cache improves performance because there is a reduction in the number of physical accesses to the disk.
Police have linked the Provisional IRA to a large cache of arms recovered in Belfast over the weekend.
With Tanglewood, however, Intel is moving away from its cache crushing chips and toward a more throughput oriented design.
To provide fast retrieval of saved images via an index display, the format also adopts thumbnail cache file system.
In 1923 Sir Flinders Petrie found another cache of fossils at Qua, wrapped in linen and carefully stored in rock tombs.
When collecting seeds to cache, a bird can store as many as 90 seeds in a pouch behind its tongue.
Much like a cache, the buffer is a data area between the requests being sent to the hard disk, and the data stored on the disk itself.
This is also true of cache memory, which has been proven to greatly improve performance for sequential data streams.
If the threads are inherently serialized, however, the improved cache hit rate may be worth it.
It was armed with a cache of stuffed animals and sparkles with the intent of staging a mock siege of the fenced-in leaders.
For performance tuning it is possible with servlets to cache common data in memory to avoid unnecessary and costly database lookups.
We are fully moved in to our 11,000-foot camp and just did a back carry down to 10.3 where we put that cache in a few days back.
It said one extremist was arrested and a cache of weapons, explosives and money was found.
Visiting relatives, dignitaries, or pilgrims would return home bearing cache blades, cores, and bladelets made from Flint Ridge flint.
It is also the amount of cache memory rather than the memory bandwidth that determines the speed of the system in popular games.
The process might have taken less time, had I purged the multi-gig Internet cache, but I didn't want to lose anything.
The CPU and Multimedia benchmarks isolate the CPU, cache and memory subsystem.
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I bet they'd be easier to find than the supposed alleged secret cache of biological and chemical weapons.
A secretive layer of minted yogurt and a cache of garnet sweet potatoes made the dish even more of a global high-wire act.
But her audience isn't limited to a cache of misty-eyed ex-pats yearning for home.
The documents are just part of a huge cache of terror tools shown to blindfolded Western reporters.
The store is misaligned across two cache lines such that the upper eight bytes span a cache line boundary.
Because multiprocessor servers put a larger strain on the memory subsystem, increased amounts of on-chip cache can help alleviate that load.
Most impressively, there's a cache of obscure new music, 20th century classical and electro-acoustic music.
A subsequent search allegedly discovered a cache with another 60 kg of the drug.
Both cache size and sort size affect memory usage, so you cannot maximize one without affecting the other.
I find it best to cache each object on a page separately, rather than caching the entire page as a whole.
After a set amount of time, if power is not yet restored, the system will dump data from the cache to the attached RAID systems.
The software that drives the virtual tape engine emulates tape devices on disk and manages the movement of data from cache to tape and back.
Placing the cache in non-volatile Flash memory near to the hard drive solves the problem.
They cache extra acorns in holes in the ground, and pound on hard nuts with their bills to break them open.
Today we went and did our back carry, meaning we went back downhill and picked up the remainder of our cache at 13, 500 feet.
Well the most obvious difference is the huge helping of cache that Intel has added to the Extreme Edition.
No one makes fun of them for talking about adding mice to the cache, because only scholars and pedants remember the word's source.
So for me the gig does have some cache in its own right and consequently I do feel a little excited when I chance to think about it.
There have been reports he was found by Iraqi troops carrying out a routine search for a weapons cache.
The techniques they describe include polymorphic inline cache and regular expression improvements.
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My computer freezes again, before announcing that it's going to do a cache clean-up.
In fact, all contemporary CPUs have their own data prefetch mechanisms, which allow them to move data into the cache memory.
A processor with more cache can store larger amounts of frequently accessed data close to the processor for fast retrieval.
The time it takes to complete this task depends on the location of the data in the memory subsystem or cache hierarchy.
Internal cache locks a datacenter into finite and usually small maximum capacity.
When the ammonia fog cleared, they found meth, guns, stolen property, and a huge cache of pseudoephedrine pills.
I had to do a bit of work this morning but nothing too taxing, then I decided to rush off and find this cache.
Since programs often execute the same loops and subroutines over and over, the translation cache is very effective.
A large cache of weapons, including assegais, pangas, and axes, was confiscated, most of which were concealed in nearby forests.
There's an eight-way associative cache line for resolving conflicts on a LRU basis.
The shy birds were reluctant to cache when observed and often made fake deposits.
The sweep was successful in netting a large cache or weapons, explosives, ammunition, and other equipment.
Art expert Shirley Graham at Leeds City Art Gallery said the cache was a valuable find.
Cache miss buffer adapted to satisfy read requests to portions of a cache fill in progress without waiting for the cache fill to complete.
To date, chip designers have focused on connecting processors to cache memory to counter the latency of the system bus.
Web browsers can then use the local Squid cache server as a proxy HTTP server, reducing access time as well as bandwidth consumption.
High data protection and data integrity with ECC in cache memory and accumulator memories.
A geocacher never knows what the owner or other visitors to the cache mave have left there to enjoy.
They also stepped up on their weapons cache since the turn of the millennium.
The stakes are raised when they find a suspicious cache of gold.
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Providing recursive queries to arbitrary IP addresses on the internet exposes a name server to both cache poisoning and denial of service attacks.
While fresh vegetables are preferable, second best is to have a supply of canned fruits and vegetables and juices, as well as a cache of dried fruits.
Within minutes he found a cache which included AK47 assault rifles, a pistol, six primed grenades, grenade fuses, ammunition, cash, drugs and literature.
So much the better if you have a cache of slightly obscure references that you can dispense, especially if these bear only tangential relationship to what you are discussing.
On Merah's suggestion, police searched a rented Renault Megane utility vehicle parked nearby and found a cache of weapons.
My cache includes a fat bouquet of coriander, some lamb neck fillets raised at Boathouse Farm near Lewes, and a pot of yellow honey from Sussex bees.
Every time I place a cache he jacks me around for a couple of weeks.
In 2004, Afghan security forces stumbled on a cache of heroin hidden in tractor-trailer outside Kandahar.
The cache included a submachine gun, pistols, revolvers, and enough Semtex to make 180 bombs.
A small cadre of men wearing a large cache of chains, pierces, cuffs, and assorted sterling silver bling-bling were waiting for their no-doubt-distressed calfskin duffel bags.
Some changes were made to the hardware prefetch mechanism to increase its efficiency, in addition to software prefetches now being stored in the trace cache.
No cache of arms has been found, no plans for future malevolence.
For example, when there's a cache miss, the execution unit is shut down, because the microprocessor knows it's not going to be used for a few cycles.
If the desired code isn't in the cache, it must be read from memory.
China, for example, has become a cache for vast amounts of e-waste.
Most people can't tell the difference between milliseconds and microseconds in the throughput specs and, anyway, with chip prices so low, cache is king.
The vast cache of sensitive data could be used for an almost limitless number of fraudulent purposes by hackers.
Each cache director contains four independent regions of cache memory for a total of 32 separately addressable, simultaneously accessible regions of cache memory.
Its paramilitary rangers yesterday said they had foiled a major attack bid in the restive port city of Karachi, recovering a huge cache of weapons but making no arrests.
He refuses, and eventually acquires their cache of weapons after they crash their car following a drive-by shooting attempt.
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When a big cache of weapons is inbound, rival outfits often gang together to disperse the load among their safe houses.
I did a quick, non-scientific test on four web sites that I visit fairly frequently, clearing the browser's cache and restarting the machine between each.
This year it was his crusty and soft rolls, Chelsea buns, and large crusty cobs which caught the adjudicator's eye resulting in a cache of trophies.
The press, initially lulled into thinking collectively that some hidden cache of wonder lay beneath the claims, has finally recognized it has been conned.
Do you want to post this straight away, or just cache it for later?
For a long time, Firefox had the cool cache of being an free, open-source alternative browser.
At the very top of the range, you might find a fully associative cache.
He famously gave Queen Elizabeth II a collection of lesser diamonds from his jewelry cache as a prenuptial gift.
Ultimately they would go ahead along with the Washington Post and publish a host of revelations from the Snowden cache.
I could copy the cache automatically to an indexable disk every evening.
Additionally, the scouts and other infantrymen conducted a detailed search of the area with the assistance of mine detectors and soon found a buried cache.
We cache alcohol around bases like so many weapons of mass destruction.
The first cache of photos landed online in late August, and celebs Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, and others were targeted.
A cache of fossils found in an Ethiopian desert provide the missing link between ancient apemen and earlier human ancestors.
A major cache discovered by Carl Blegen at the site of ancient Pylos included hundreds of male and female names formed by different methods.
A stunned mum stumbled on the terrifying cache which included an axe, knives, two coshes and a petrol bomb.
Well, these faster memory modules utilize a specialized on-board cache called a prefetch buffer.
An investigation is still pending as large amounts of fake clothing and two stolen beach buggies were also among the cache.
On the back-end Ethernet would be another series of VAXen, which would contain a cache of recently accessed frames.
A huge cache of arms and ammunition, a number of walky-talky sets and hand grenades were recovered from Ghaffar's possession.
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The cache is a part of your Web browser that helps it load Web sites more rapidly.
Within the temple, they found a cache of treasure hoarded for centuries.
Clara's cultural cache soon gave way to Betty Boop, the iconic cartoon flapper created partly in her image by animator Grim Natwick.
The modules contain all necessary Data, Tag, and Dirty SRAMs to implement a write-back cache of either 128 KBytes or 256 KBytes.
He spent months sifting through and cataloging this unexpected cache.
Police also found a scale and baggies they believe were used to distribute drugs, a cache of ammunition and a ballistic vest.
Though she's superficial to the point of noxiousness and obsessed with amassing cultural cache, her ridiculous affectations make up for it.
What on earth does the SSA need with an ammo cache like that?
Forty-three delegates were up for grabs in the Sooner State, making it the fifth-largest cache up for grabs on Super Tuesday.
Quine was at a number of the shows during their stint at the club, and his cache eventually was released in 2001 as The Quine Tapes.
Urine is also used to mark empty cache sites, used to store found food, as reminders not to waste time investigating them.
With simply one click, Eusing Free System Cleaner can erase the cache, cookies, history, typed URLs, autocomplete memory, index.
Players can now search for nearby geocaches, read cache descriptions and hints, log finds and post notes from the field.
Most web browsers also implement a browser cache for recently obtained data, usually on the local disk drive.
Enterprise firewalls often cache Web resources requested by one user for the benefit of many users.
A French electrician just unveiled a massive cache of unknown Picassos.
A chance cache of tablets from Vindolanda in Britain gives us a glimpse of some supply transactions.
While wildcats in Europe will cache their food, such a behaviour has not been observed in their African counterparts.
The cache, thought to date back to between 675 and 725AD, was unearthed on Staffordshire farmland by a metal detectorist.
Security guards have today discovered a large cache of firebombs stocked at Al-Nabeeh Saleh Primary School for Girls to be used in terror acts.
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Each CPU is equipped with up to one MB of dedicated secondary level, two-way write-back cache for maximum performance in database-intensive applications.
The capacity of next generation of cellular networks using femtocaches is studied when multihop communications and decentralized cache placement are considered.
When enabled, the cache cleaning utility automatically runs when users logout or disconnect, clearing all traces of the secure session from the Web browser cache and history.
Members of the 29-man Discovery team laid down food caches to allow the polar team to travel light, hopping from food cache to food cache on their return journey.
The virtual tape library technology is used as an intelligent and high-performance front-end cache for physical tape libraries or as a replacement for physical tape libraries.
As a tender young faglet, I had sense enough to cache my musty copies of International Male and Penthouse beneath the false bottom of my chest of drawers.
To speed data flow the processor supports large register files and features a large on-chip primary cache with 32 kilobytes for instructions and 32 kilobytes for data.
Pharming, using DNS cache poisoning, is far more sophisticated and accomplishes the same thing by redirecting a legitimate Web site address to a scammer's site.
According to David Washburn, Improve Technologies director of sales and marketing, the Make-it 586 delivers Pentium level performance with its 16K internal write-back cache.
On 14 July, the insurgents set their eyes on the large weapons and ammunition cache inside the Bastille fortress, which was also perceived to be a symbol of royal power.
Also, unless set not to do so, most web browsers record requested web pages in a viewable history feature, and usually cache much of the content locally.
The company said Monday that its new MRAM can be used in smartphones as cache memory for mobile processors, replacing the SRAM that is widely used today.
The Gateway GP6-400 is built for small-office computing, with a 400 Mhz Pentium II processor, 512K cache and 128 megabytes of SDRAM that's expandable to 384 megabytes.
A read-through cache presents a simple abstraction to the calling code, which no longer has to handle the case where the information is available but not cached.
When the troops find a weapons cache in a hamlet or nearby fields, for example, the local peasants deny any knowledge and claim they've never seen any Taliban.
Guards also found a cache of imitation weapons made out of matchsticks, including a Samurai sword, at Category C Usk prison in Monmouthshire, Wales.
Parlabane ran a search for images and video files, hoping that Bodo's browser cache wasn't about to reveal a scatporn fetish that would have him spewing up his dinner.
Cache memory stores frequently accessed data close to the processor where it can be retrieved more quickly than data stored in the main memory.
Cache stores frequently used data in a repository close to the chip's execution units so that it can be processed faster than data stored in memory.
On one side of the parking area is a big puddle that represents the headwaters of Cache La Poudre Creek.
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Webroot alleged that Blue-Cell Software Limited had made available to the public, via the Internet, software under the names Window Washer and Cache and Cookie Washer.
Outside the park, Grande Cache offers outdoor adventures with endless trails for motorized activities that include 4WD, all-terrain vehicles and snowmachines.
With the White River well outside its banks, mallards spread throughout the Cache and White River woods and made for tough hunting for waterfowlers outside those flyways.
For instance, the meadow bromegrass cultivar Cache begins growth in early spring and stays green and succulent longer than tall rescue and orchardgrass.

In the meantime our present work must be to endeavor to locate their cache.
After he had made the cache we'll say that he hiked off to try to find a settlement.
An' didn't he bring in four of the orneriest cusses that ever lived when they busted the Hart River cache?
At this place was also discovered a pit or cache resembling those found at Madisonville, Ohio.
I had accomplished one back-load, and with empty straps was returning to the cache for another.
Yes, there was the cache I had made by splitting the pasteboard with my jack-knife.
He must get to the cache with the liquor, and trust to the luck of the reckless to get away.
We had wintered up on the fourchette, and the Assinaboines had raised our cache.
I want you to go to the hole in the rocks under Star Peak and lay this packet in the hootch cache.
Visual concealment is unnecessary, because in the North Country a cache is sacred.
We opened the cache and changed our very travel-stained garments.
Enabling this cache coherency through a large cluster requires extremely efficient communication between all nodes.
The beams of light glistened off the spire of the galactic cache.
His spear and bow and arrows were cumbersome and he usually kept one or all of them hidden away in a private cache.
Here I dragged up the dugout, hiding it well within the vegetation, and with some loose rocks built a cairn upon the beach to mark my cache.
The administrator then maps the LUNs or storage devices that need caching to the external storage cache.
And each end of the open season I'll get around and open the cache.
This precaution was taken to protect the cache from marauding animals.
Documents revealing the history of violence and abuse of human rights were found in a cache in Guatemala City.
Mais derriere ce discours se cache un ecrivain fort habile a utiliser la propagande pour la diffusion de son oeuvre.
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The wolverines had got into the wrecked cache, and what they had not eaten they had destroyed.
I'm going back to Circle to camp by a cache until I get cured.
Fifty-pound sacks of flour were brought in from MacDonald's cache.
When Rebstock joined him the Williams Cache party were saddling to go home.
Mr. scroggin never went huntin' without me but once over here on Cache River.
And Bill Ping and me used to rope grizzlies out of the underbrush of Cache Slough in the Sacramento Valley.
And when my father was a young man, somewhere up north of Sacramento, in a creek called Cache Slough, the tules was full of grizzliest He used to go in an' shoot 'em.
These projects had included the Cache Basin in Arkansas, which would have meant the canalisation of the river Cache, and the Central Valley projects in California.
And Bill Ping and me used to rope grizzlies out of the underbrush of Cache Slough in the Sacramento Valley.Them times is past, like roping bear with Bill Ping.

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