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Meanings of disk (disks) in English
Sound recording consisting of a disk with a continuous groove; used to reproduce music by rotating while a phonograph needle tracks in the groove.
Related terms
(Computer science) a memory device consisting of a flat disk covered with a magnetic coating on which information is stored.
Usage of disks in English
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Today, Facebook stores all your photos on good old-fashioned mechanical hard disks.
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In addition, free disks will likely be distributed to museums and libraries.
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There is a chance of disks failing at exactly the same time.
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With the above arrangement of the disks the solution is as below:
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In this case, I will break the cone into really thin disks.
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What disks a logical volume is stored on, including disk region distribution
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The use of multiple holding disks can also improve overall backup performance.
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Some of the disks had rolled to all parts of the room.
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I want you to go through several disks I have with me.
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In Chicago, two astronomers spiked guesses that the disks might be meteors.
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The disks of the blood die, and new ones spring into being.
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Nor was it a production error, or a run of bad disks.
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These disks are a safety valve, deep down in Henrik's private underworld.
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Using two PS-DVB disks, quantitative recoveries were obtained for all pesticides tested.
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At this point, rawrite2 will create the first of the two disks.
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It was a big relief to find out the disks are British.
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Disks through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common