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OOM
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OOMOut of Memory
OOMOut of Mana (gaming)
OOMOut Of Mana (Everquest)
OOMOrder of Merit (police)
OOMOrder Of Magnitude
OOMOut of Mind (gaming, Red Vs. Blue)
OOMObject-Oriented Modeling
OOMOut Of Money
OOMObject-Oriented Methods
OOMCooma, New South Wales, Australia (Airport Code)
OOMOffice of the Mayor
OOMOut of Material
OOMOne-to-One Marketing
OOMOrder of Movement
OOMOrbicularis Oculi Muscle
OOMOptimized Online Media
OOMOil Offshore Marine
OOMOil of Milk (solution used by magicians)
OOMOn-Orbit Maintenance
OOMOpen Ocean Missiles
OOMOnline Order Management
OOMOlympics of the Mind (academia)


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But most importantly, the memory system must implement sophisticated logic to interpret the multiple streams of data and data requests from the system, and then determine the optimum procedure for getting that data in and out of memory -- all within the bandwidth and latency requirements of the system.
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