Unit of digital information commonly consisting of eight bits.
Sinónimos
Examples for "b"
Examples for "b"
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Would you characterize the manifestations yesterday as a: 'angry'; or b: 'mischievous'?
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Results: The quality of diffusion-weighted images diminished as the b value increased.
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However, therapeutic use of bLf may be limited by protein stability issues.
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A selective local increase of N1b with age occurred at mid-frontocentral leads.
5
Another case of imaginary check, which discounts b3 as her possible origin.
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Each number is the value of an octet of the 32 bits.
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Transferred from archive-quality prints with enhanced subtitles, this octet is a delight.
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It's narrower, for one thing, since the octet rule doesn't hold.
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Additional limits are set on the pair-production of massive colour-octet resonances.
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An octet string containing administrative information, preferably in human-readable form.
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A four-byte unsigned integer representing the thread ID that executed the statement.
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I've been reviewing every byte I can find on Ikela and T'Opingtu.
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The length of the database name, stored as an unsigned one-byte integer.
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Like every other bit and byte carried aboard this solid state-
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Eventually I found a 650-kilobyte WAV file would carry a five-byte text file.
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A think tank of sporting minds, middle-aged and sound byte friendly.
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Each page starts with a 96-byte header used to hold information about the page.
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What that person said and how he reacted to you might form another byte.
9
The byte position of the event that follows this event.
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ASCII characters use only seven of the bits in a (8-bit) byte.
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Soon a 45-byte organism had evolved and all but eliminated the earlier artificial life-forms.
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They were following the security protocols to the last byte.
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The reasons go back to Tom Ray's 80-byte RAM creatures.
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Strips the eighth bit of each byte of each word
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The kit offered a 256-byte memory, just about enough to contain one sentence of text.
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The byte position where the event starts; that is, the first byte of the event.
