– Direct memory access is a feature of computers that allows a device to access system memory without relying on the CPU to transfer the data.

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Direct Memory Access: A scheme which reads or writes data directly to memory, bypassing the processor and the processor bus.

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Direct memory access. The transfer of data from a peripheral device, such as a hard disk drive, into memory without that data passing through the microprocessor. DMA transfers data into memory at high speeds with no processor overhead.

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Direct Memory Access. This function allows the CPU to gain immediate access to buffers from another piece of hardware.

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The Day Moving Average, for example the 200 DMA.

Designated Market Area; as defined by Nielsen, DMAs divide the country into different regional markets by population centers (e.g., San Francisco Bay Area).

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DMA refers to accessing the computer's main memory from a device, (like a hard drive), without having to go through the central processing unit.

DMA stands for Designated Market Area. the Nielsen Company uses these 210 geographic regions to measure local television viewing in the United States.

Designated Market Area. A rigidly defined geographical area used by A.C. Nielsen (market research) to identify TV stations that best reach an area and attract the most viewers. A DMA consists of all ZIP codes whose largest viewing share is given to stations of that same market area. Non-overlapping DMA's cover all of the continental United Sta [..]

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A television market, as defined by Nielsen. A DMA is normally made up of a number of counties.

Direct Memory Access. DMA is a method for transferring data from a driver or other peripheral device directly to a computer's memory, without involving the CPU; it is frequently used for data transfer between memory and disk drives.

 Designated Market Area, geographic location where an advertiser wants to reach users. DMA’s can be outlined in ad servers via targeting.

Direct memory access. A process where block of data can be transferred between main memory and secondary memory without processor intervention.

 a feature that allows certain hardware subsystems in a computer to access system memory for reading and/or writing independently of the CPU; can include disk drive controllers, graphics cards, network cards, and sound cards

(Direct Memory Access) With respect to test, DMA refers to an architecture that allows direct addressability and observability of embedded memories.

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