Sentences with phrase «few digits»

All of them feature a small metallic microchip that's visible on the front of the card, typically in the left hand corner above the first few digits of the account number.

In contrast, females remembered fewer digits after sleep loss than after a night of sleep.

Ever notice how only the last few digits of your credit card show up on receipts?

Plus there's a bonus: today is the ultimate Pi Day — because not only is it 3/14, it is 3/14/15, the first few digits of pi.

This year is extra special because it's 2015, meaning the date is 3/14/15, and π = 3.1415 (the next few digits are 926, so I could be extra insane and make sure I'm eating a bite of pie at exactly 9:26 AM and PM, but we'll see.)

Its top speed of 190 mph beats the Bentayga by a crucial few digits, and its 3.6 - second sprint from 0 - 62 mph means it'll be able to keep up with all but the most exotic machines on the road.

That's because they are the only ones (if Wikipedia is correct) to shorthand their date format so that it can match the first few digits of pi (3.1415), or March 14, 2015.

We had another one that had more intricate arm movement where the arm could fold out and then a few digits could fold out from that.

Its first few digits are 1.618.

The G37 IPL is EPA rated at 17/25 mpg city / highway, beating the M3 (14/20 mpg) and IS - F (16/23 mpg) by a few digits.

In a review written by Marty Padgett of TheCarConnection, he mentions the fuel economy of the new Impala is «off the pace» and a few digits lower than the Azera and Avalon.

It's the equivalent of saying, «We're just like Random House, except the decimal points of our bottom line are a few digits to the right.»

«If I counted on my fingers the best teachers of writing to publish I know, Michaelbrent would make the list even if I lost a few digits.

The credit or debit card information you used to make the purchase is now truncated to just a few digits.

Or those few digits signifying the average value of three years» worth of endless academic toil?

You put in a query, ship it off to phone number 46646 (aka GOOGL)(my phone number is quite a few digits longer than that — wonder how Google managed it — must ask Bell to give me a snappy short one too) and seconds later you get the answer via text messaging.

We can stream and download entire artist discographies on our phone in the middle of a forest, yet sending a few digits of currency to your Grandpa in England requires fees and processing time.