mem
mem¹
Definition
mem (mem)
noun
the thirteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet (מ, ם)
Etymology: Heb mēm, lit., water: see M
mem²
Definition
mem
- member
- memoir(s)
- memorandum
- memorial
mem
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- see: This instrument was described by Robinson ( see Mem.
- include: We are also developing novel ultra thin magnetic films, and sensors ( including MEMS ) based on them.
Adjective modifier
- 1gb: David will get a formal quote from DELL for 7 machines ( 1GB mem, 1.7GHz, Windows 2000 ).
Modifies a noun
- bers: David gave the Royal Geography Society's young mem bers Christmas lecture: and has another book to finish by the New Year.
- card: Did you get the mem card off eBay / I need a 2 gig.
- technology: MEMS technology has the potential to change our daily lives as much as the computer has.
- usage: Logitech Keyboard is top notch, with handy display to see your cpu & mem usage.
- design: MEMS design is strongly coupled to the packaging requirements, which in turn are dictated by the application environment.
- device: MEMS devices allow development of smaller, higher performance systems with improved applications.
Browse dictionary entries near mem
- Melvin
- Melville Peninsula
- Melville
- meltwater
- melton
- meltingly
- melting pot
- melting point
- melting
- melter
- member
- Member of Congress
- Member of Parliament
- membered
- membership
- membranaceous
- membrane
- membrane bone
- membraned
- membranous
