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    Use "buffer" in a sentence

    buffer example sentences

    buffer


    buffered


    buffering


    buffers


    1. Ow, the buffer space it was going to take


    2. are given the gracious gift of the “time buffer


    3. an amiable old buffer who had been in these parts of many years,


    4. “Poor old Buffer” she looked into its eyes great saucers of purple and orange and felt its pulse


    5. ’ Said the Buffer beast


    6. “You mean the beasts will help as well?” Just as Lemoss had finished the Buffer beast gave an enormous booming cry


    7. Then they charged children with stout sticks and from out of the bushes huge Buffer beasts with tusks gleaming and teeth grinding


    8. She blanched, “Senta, bring the secondary antennae array on line,” to no one but herself she muttered, “that should buffer any refraction


    9. If she was using him as a buffer well, fine


    10. At his touch, the trickle of awareness in his presence turned into a sudden flood of raw need, no buffer left in my exhaustion

    11. His main contribution to his brother's administration was to be a sounding board and assistant within the cabinet, a buffer between his brother and other officials


    12. He could serve as a buffer with the local cops


    13. And to answer your third question, you could be said to exist inside the buffer matrix of the conveyance sub-system of Support


    14. Though these service beams do not have a buffer matrix


    15. Hitler tested his neighbors by seizing the buffer zone set by the Versailles Treaty known as the Rhineland


    16. Bruce and Juliet were invited, perhaps as a buffer to a potentially challenging evening


    17. by some deformed buffer train, the repetitive thuds ascending


    18. With this the additional effort for project management, quality assurance, configuration management, buffer effort, etc are added to derive the final effort


    19. For example in estimation its expected the project team documents the risks and constraints and then add buffer or update any relevant variation to it, this step may not be followed by project team or project has added a buffer of 15%, whereas permissible limit it 5%, cases like this SQA should be able to point out and ask for approvals/technical review from senior delivery members


    20. Now segments of that solid buffer of liberty have become debilitated through political correctitude, loss of a moral compass, or the bribery of government “assistance

    21. According to studies carried out by Buffer, click-through rates are generally highest on weekends, as well as mid-week, on Wednesdays[x]


    22. I learned to deflect his habitual and predictive bossism and served as a buffer between him and regular targets such as Bob Burns, Dave Feldman and his son, Roy, Jr


    23. He believed that one of his more important duties was to serve as a buffer between the troops in the field and that combination of an intransigent and abusive Secretary of Defense and an equally domineering and dicta�torial President of the United States


    24. She'd seen one coming, detected the signals in her aunt's first words, and brought Frankie along as a buffer


    25. it simply acts as a buffer and couples only the


    26. as high impedance input buffer, while NAND gate


    27. Then he asked Julie if she had a car buffer


    28. At least he can be the buffer between you and Zoe if it comes to that but I don’t think it will


    29. The buffer time is taken for the unforeseen


    30. The inhabitants of the Pictish Islands were destroyed, but a great colony of them, settled among the mountains of Valusia's southern frontier, to serve as a buffer against foreign invasion, was untouched

    31. They had no direct contact with the Hyborians, since the Bossonians acted as a buffer between them


    32. “Pedro is glad they’ll be living there because it will be a buffer for his forest,”


    33. A buffer is something that absorbs the shock when two objects crash together,


    34. If you can see a buffer in action, then it no


    35. so he would have to come up with a buffer to say the map was out of date and


    36. someone? This mental process is called a buffer and


    37. would put another buffer between him and his source


    38. “You can thank the recoil buffer in the butt of your weapon


    39. What I see after this war is a strong, pacified Europe that would include a mostly disarmed Germany and that could act as a buffer against any aggressive move by the Soviets


    40. Americans and Asians, for instance, generally need a buffer of two feet between themselves in

    41. The heavy recoil when firing a grenade is absorbed by a pneumatic recoil buffer situated behind the launcher


    42. Having that amount of cash tied up as a buffer doesn't make sense


    43. that as a buffer yourself in the overall job


    44. stock they said they would, etc) and you will use up that buffer


    45. However, the truth is that fat provides a buffer against harmful chemicals and toxins


    46. When the body cannot eliminate the toxins, due to a decrease in cellular energy, fat is the most effective way to store and buffer the toxins


    47. A central station would pick 6 letter voter identification codes in a shuffle and remove process, that would not allow the code to be chosen again, and store these, each with another randomly chosen letter sequence for access, in a buffer for distribution to Hub stations, and eventually down to the polling station


    48. When the hub code buffer filled up it would signal central to stop forwarding available scrambled codes


    49. The same would happen at the substations below the hubs (signal buffer full to the hub)


    50. Mitchell shook his head, impatiently realizing the little boy was simply an innocent pawn, designed to buffer a potential bust, for a paranoid dealer














































    1. He began to think of how that could be avoided when he asked Carl, “What if the Alit’aren only used the Power to block frontal attacks during combat? Air requires less of the Power, so the risk of the taint would be lowered, and the Alit’aren could increase their skills with the sword to become a legion of blades, buffered by shields formed from teron


    2. Obey, obey, it did not matter, happiness was a bitter drug in my mouth, a warm and wonderful ocean in which I floated, buffered a thousand times over from the shocks and horrors of the world


    3. Dave still had a bit of a headache from the massive upload of information, but this time, it was buffered by the implant


    4. buffered in the analysis


    5. buffered to maintain the current level of solvency


    6. buffered by profit generated equity so that long-term debt to capital decreased


    7. A buffered form of


    8. Gzip Page Compression – Select yes to compress buffered output


    9. Furthermore, I have buffered shoulder, chest, and triceps sets with other body parts


    10. Buffered memory - : Memory modules that have extra chips on them to support

    11. Because he donned a reptilian leather cape that buffered him from wind and frost


    12. way of life was highly buffered by institutions and the law


    13. Is a balanced, buffered dynamic balance that is insulated from other dynamic balances because there is an invisible balance point that is imperceptible to scientific instruments


    14. When you split a musical note in half on a stringed instrument: the harmonic note called an octave is not apparently buffered


    15. But it is buffered by a balance point


    16. In this way: literally all of the Energy in the Universe is buffered, and kept separate


    17. Each 12, or 14, or 36, or 48 cycle remains basically unchanged as a dynamic process of buffered totalities interact with each other as little as possible


    18. “It’s okay, it’s buffered


    19. It also needs to be noted that very small doses are needed, as it is very fast acting and more effective than regular vitamin C supplements (as HYDRATION COMPLEX is buffered)


    20. APs buffer packets for stations operating in power-save mode until they change to active mode or explicitly request that the buffered packets be transmitted

    21. • More Data (1 bit) A value of 1 indicates that an AP has more packets for the station that are buffered and awaiting transmission


    22. This enables the tape drive to run continuously, drawing the tape across the heads, writing the buffered data to the tape, and then emptying the buffer for the next incoming frame’s worth of data


    23. I had watched the unbelievable, and somewhat hypnotic, sweep of the Sahara from the plane; the savannas that buffered it from the coast; and the equally vast Gulf of Guinea just beyond the city


    1. Status graphs; power input and reserve levels, and maximum data buffering told that the system was operating within acceptable parameters


    2. “The design of the seabed pontoons is such that if methane cannot be harvested, perhaps due to storms or a mass breakdown of shipping, or some other unimagined catastrophe, the upper chambers of the pontoons can store fourteen times more gas than in the lower chambers, which provides several weeks of buffering


    3. as your tank's buffering capacity or it's ability to keep the pH level stable


    4. These buffering agents usually consist of


    5. We implement that plan by buffering the negativism hurled at us through the soft, moist, tender qualities of our inner being


    6. ” A spinning circle indicated the video was buffering


    7. The days were ending earlier, and in softened light he could see through the buffering trees into homes unlike any he’d known


    8. After maybe five seconds of buffering, he launched into his speech


    9. Data buffering The rate at which the PC processes data is different from the transmission rate of the network


    1. "Those audio stream buffers have been re-used many times since then, unless Alfred has a security tap in Alan's home?"


    2. Jock’s train of thought is heading for the buffers


    3. Her detailed diagnostic recording buffers had overflowed


    4. With the clashing together of the couplings and buffers and a couple of jerks that rattled the trucks then a loud hiss of escaping steam as an accompaniment we set off for the front


    5. There were more hold ups and every time we moved off again the buffers would crash together hard enough to rattle your teeth and make your ears ring and the coupling chains would jangle and clank as they swayed when the engine pulled off


    6. behaviour, the mind has created buffers in your subconscious


    7. It is buffers that


    8. The most obvious buffers are the


    9. That is draining, so buffers can be


    10. Of course that can be a very destructive effect of buffers since it allows us to

    11. many situations, buffers are the cause of avoidance


    12. If you have a negative or confrontational nature, buffers wil always find ways to


    13. Buffers are very good tricksters except that they often only trick


    14. develops when more buffers come up to justify the buffers that caused the conflict


    15. Buffers wil not stop until they are clearly seen and you refuse to listen to their


    16. Buffers can only function in mental darkness


    17. eliminate or reduce the buffers in your mind


    18. because that is another activity of buffers, to hide us from seeing our fragmentation


    19. When the buffers are seen and reduced, then fragmentation


    20. To reduce buffers, enlist the aid of anyone close to you who can point out when you

    21. mind can impersonate body mind thoughts with the use of buffers and self lying


    22. are most likely lost in fragmentation and buffers


    23. with the help of buffers to support the


    24. Thus central would keep the code buffers at each hub stocked with usable voting codes as needed, but not overstocked


    25. components, there may be some other element that buffers the risk of an increase


    26. price paid for the short-term loans buffers the firm against uncertainty, acting like an


    27. lowers the risk of interest rate changes and buffers the effect of having a high level of fixed assets


    28. To a clanking of iron buffers and a clinking of chain, the train


    29. A jolt was felt as the engine’s buffers met those of their wagon


    30. Fat stores are buffers for those toxins, but when your body gets rid of them, it also

    31. They barely had sufficient memory in their buffers to contain the information of a full human being, which meant transport had to be an instantaneous process, because there was no complete storing of the person in virtual memory


    32. Not only is he being headhunted by two separate countries to work for them, but also his own research has unexpectedly hit the buffers, although probably only temporarily


    33. Project managers avoid unnecessary changes in priority by relying on buffers to absorb most of the normal, expected variability in the execution of tasks and projects


    34. Resource managers find clear direction and priority for assignment of tasks in the status of the buffers, which indicate the best use for available resources to support the promises made by the organisation


    35. days, the feeding buffers 12 days


    36. “Wow,” said Milt as he noticed it had brushes, scrubbers and buffers where there should have been arms, legs and feet


    37. Buffers are used whenever data is received in sizes that may be different


    38. In addition, it buffers us with a soft cushion in our thoughts, emotions, and behavior when we are ridiculed, humiliated, and mocked


    39. We can interrupt that cycle of negativism in the same way that the Earth’s atmosphere buffers us from the fiery speed and strength of meteors


    40. We can assess that the divine inner presence buffers us from undesirable circumstances through the blossoming of spiritual fruit

    41. And these buffers are not predictable


    42. All stringed instruments with frets use metal bars as buffers to separate one particular wavelength from the rest of the wavelengths on the string


    43. All Energy in the Universe is trying to balance itself harmonically by the use of buffers


    44. If there are no buffers: then smaller totalities are absorbed into larger totalities


    45. Simply because there are no buffers, no fingers, no gateway in-between factors that could and can instantly create new harmonics, new dynamics of energy if they were there


    46. With the lubricating invisible oil of 13th, or 25th, or 49th balance-point factors that act as hidden, unseen buffers, or oil, or bearings… that lie hidden in-between the infinitely complex dynamics


    47. But you need to look for the correct hidden in-between buffers


    48. If you use the proper mathematical model of 12 as a Totality: you will become able to detect the hidden buffers: simply by noticing when and where the natural 1-12 structure is interrupted and dynamically balanced by that buffer


    49. memory buffers, where the data is normally stored in the order in


    50. Fortunately, however, it fell short, and the buffers of the engine struck the other lip of the shaft with a tremendous crash












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    Synonyms for "buffer"

    buff buffer fender polisher buffer storage buffer store cowcatcher pilot buffer zone cushion soften bumper

    "buffer" definitions

    (chemistry) an ionic compound that resists changes in its pH


    a neutral zone between two rival powers that is created in order to diminish the danger of conflict


    an inclined metal frame at the front of a locomotive to clear the track


    (computer science) a part of RAM used for temporary storage of data that is waiting to be sent to a device; used to compensate for differences in the rate of flow of data between components of a computer system


    a power tool used to buff surfaces


    a cushion-like device that reduces shock due to an impact


    an implement consisting of soft material mounted on a block; used for polishing (as in manicuring)


    add a buffer (a solution)


    protect from impact