As far as I can tell, your conception of an Android application is mistaken. The closest thing is that from time to time the Android OS allocates memory resources, in the form of an underlying Linux process, to an Android application so that the application's activities and services can perform their lifecycle events. The Android OS releases those resources when it thinks the application is less likely to need them than other applications.
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