Availability

Availability

In the metaphor of memory storage and retrieval, the status of an item that has been stored; if it is stored, it is said to be available whether or not it can be retrieved. Any retrieved item is always both available and accessible; an unretrieved item might be either unavailable or available but inaccessible.

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