1.   In fact, it had no random access memory at all.

2.   The tuple lines are the address inputs into your random access memory.

3.   But the point was that random access memories never existed when he first did this.

4.   As Watson began to access memories about the event, he told friends he had been raped by a priest.

5.   Computer programs these days need more and more random access memory, or RAM, to run new programs.

6.   Dan Niles, a semiconductor analyst at Lehman Brothers, said investors were reacting to renewed weakness in dynamic random access memory, or D-RAM.

7.   DRAM stands for dynamic random access memory.

8.   If you need more random access memory, buy it, not software that makes outlandish promises.

9.   Micron makes dynamic random access memory, or DRAM, which is main memory component in personal computers.

10.   Micron makes dynamic random access memory, or DRAM, which is the main memory component in personal computers.