Documents tagged "MEMORY"
Found 5 documents with this tag
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The image shows a compact disc (CD) with a label that has been partially obscured by a black rectangle to the left of the word "MEMORY" at the top. The CD appears to have writing on it, but it's not fully legible due to the angle and quality of the photograph. In the background, there is a piece of paper or cardstock with visible text, though it's too small and blurry to read clearly. There are no people present in the image, and the specific location isn't identifiable from this photo alone.
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The image shows a paper with printed photographs and texts that appear to be related to computer hardware specifications. The text "Computer Components" is visible at the top of the page, indicating the subject matter. Each photograph is accompanied by labels and specifications such as "CPU", "Memory", "HDD", and other abbreviations likely referring to Central Processing Unit (CPU), Memory (RAM), Hard Disk Drive (HDD), and so on. These labels suggest that each image corresponds to a different component of a computer system. The photographs are too small and blurry to discern specific details about the components they represent.
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The image features a CD labeled "MEMORY" and has handwritten notes on it that seem to be related to music, specifically songs by an artist named "TREY SONGZ". The CD appears to have been placed in a paper envelope, which is now crumpled and damaged, suggesting age or rough handling. There are no visible people or locations within the image, and the focus is on the disc itself and its annotations.
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The image shows a DVD case with the word "MEMORY" prominently displayed at the top, suggesting that it may contain archival content or serves as a storage medium for memories. The label indicates that this is an "86 GB BACKUP CDR." There are some visible texts and numbers such as "10730712549186," which could be related to the product's serial number or identification code. The DVD case appears to have a weathered look, with scratches and signs of wear, which may imply that it is an older model or has been handled extensively.
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The image appears to be a digital screenshot of a document with text that discusses various points regarding the credibility of witness statements. The visible text includes sections titled "Point 1: The Witnesses' Memory" and "Point 2: The Witnesses' Ability To Understand Questions," suggesting a legal or forensic context. Additionally, there is mention of "point three," but it is not fully legible in the image provided. The overall style of the document suggests an academic or professional report, with structured arguments presented in bullet points.