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stick

Slang for memory module. RAM chips for personal computers are typically mounted on a thin, long printed circuit board (see memory module). A "stick of memory" is not the same as a Sony Memory Stick, which is a flash-based storage module for digital cameras (see Memory Stick). See also USB stick.

Two Sticks of Memory
Memory modules are typically housed on long, thin printed circuit boards like these two.


stick
1. a small thin branch of a tree
2. 
a. any long thin piece of wood
b. such a piece of wood having a characteristic shape for a special purpose
c. a baton, wand, staff, or rod
4. Informal the lever used to change gear in a motor vehicle
5. Nautical a mast or yard
6. Informal a rural area considered remote or backward (esp in the phrase in the sticks)
7. W and NW Canadian informal the wooded interior part of the country

stick [stik]
(engineering)
A rigid bar hinged to the boom of a dipper or pull shovel and fastened to the bucket.
A long slender tool bonded with an abrasive for honing or sharpening tools and for dressing of wheels.
(ordnance)
A succession of missiles fired or released separately at predetermined intervals from a single aircraft.


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``I guess they think Trevor is going to carry around a fungo bat and throw batting practice,'' said Glenn, who is in his first year with the Padres after spending the past seven seasons with the Dodgers.
until I found out what could be done with one fungo hitter, a bucket of balls, and an idea--that an infielder could do something with every ground ball that he fields, either throw across to first base or work on a double-play feed.
Given that dim career-market prospect--the professional equivalent of Fenway Park's Green Monster in left field--resumes were scattered abroad in a kind of preprofessional fungo.
 
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