Sentences with phrase «pieces of code called»

Jellybooks has created a new a piece of code called candy.js, which is embedded inside an ebook to track how users actually read.

You as the retailer first add a piece of code called a «tag» to various parts of your website — say a «computers» tag for your computer products, and a «televisions» tag for your TVs.

While many thought signaling for the controversial scaling proposal Segwit2x wouldn't begin until July 21, bitcoin miners are now doing just that by way of a piece of code called BIP 91.

Not exact matches

A migratory waterfowl carrying multiple influenza strains nudged another bird, one with a different cocktail of influenza, and the viruses swapped pieces of genetic code in a process called reassortment.

A European team of scientists has discovered how the cells produce tiny pieces of RNA — called piRNA — that identify and silence «jumping genes» or transposons: genes that are able to change their position within the genome and therefore alter or disrupt the genetic code.

Wondering why the third protein, an enzyme called p66, was not, despite being very similar to the other two, Pelicci's team knocked out the piece of the gene that enabled it to code for p66, in order to make mice and mouse embryonic cells that lacked p66.

There's an intriguing new book out called Dreaming in Code by Scott Rosenberg (a cofounder of the Salon Web site), which centers on a group of engineers struggling to create a piece of personal productivity software called Chandler.

According to a new study, a primitive protozoan called Giardia lamblia has at least one intron, a piece of «junk DNA» that exists in the middle of genes but doesn't help code for a protein.

Last week, it produced a piece of html code, called «nopins», which, when added to a website, prevents pictures being pinned.

If so, you recall that the retail copy comes with a code for a free piece of DLC called «The Fury of Shale.»

As the cornerstone of criminal law in Canada, the Criminal Code, is a large piece of federal legislation officially called An Act respecting the Criminal Law that includes the majority of Canada's criminal offences, procedures, and punishments.

Non-Facebook websites use what's called the Facebook Pixel, a small piece of JavaScript code that tracks your browsing activity across the web and tells Facebook what you're looking at when you're not on Facebook's site and apps.

These are the so - called «smart contracts» that are pieces of computer code that are executed if a pre-established condition occurs, such as, for example: Team A won, so those who gambled on team A are paid automatically.

Facebook typically tracks users around the web with what it calls a Pixel — a small piece of code that site operators place on their site.

And that's because ethereum developers have built in a so - called «difficulty bomb» - a piece of code that gradually slows down the rate that ethereum blocks are issued on its blockchain in order to convince users to move over to a new chain.

In particular, the change will attempt to reverse a piece of code, called the emergency difficulty adjustment (EDA) rule, meant to help bitcoin cash better attract miners willing to secure its blockchain.

Ethereum took it a step further by allowing developers to upload indelible pieces of code into the Blockchain, called «smart contracts».

Basically, we reverse engineer Google's apps — like Allo, Duo, the Google Phone app, and others — and show you bits and pieces of code (in most cases, strings from a file called strings.xml) from within that might hint at features that are coming in the future.

If a few phone calls between some key parties and some piece of code can change the Ethereum blockchain, how unstoppable is it really?

«With Bitcoin came the world's first blockchain... Ethereum took it a step further by allowing developers to upload indelible pieces of code into the blockchain, called «smart contracts.»

The Bloomingdale Trail covers 24 acres and is the biggest piece of what locals call «The 606» — a moniker taken from the first three digits of Chicago's zip code — that includes a pair of existing parks and several new ones, plus a solar observatory at the western end of the path.