Sentences with phrase «write bits of data»

One reason has been the steady improvement in sensors used to read and write bits of data in the magnetic materials used to make the disks.

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That latter characterization is certainly true of racetrack memory, a proposed scheme in which data bits, encoded as magnetized regions on nanowires, move back and forth along the nanowire «racetrack» and past read / write heads.

«Unlike other technologies, that record one data bit at a time, holography allows a million bits of data to be written and read in parallel with a single flash of light,» says Liz Murphy, of InPhase Technologies.

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The fundamental motivation behind this task is to show individuals the nuts and bolts of displaying something before a group of people furthermore indicate those advantages of making a bit of custom essay written work, as well as a successful venture that incorporates passing on data through discourse and visual signals in the meantime.

I probably would not write this, except that I have two bits of secondhand personal data about him, and there is little intelligent commentary in the general news media about him.

For the artist, the number of bologna slices refers to the percentage of Jewish citizens in New York, but a written text tells us that his numbers are «a bit off» and that he has deliberately messed with his data.

jim2 wrote: One bit of data that is fairly reliable is that we've had about 0.8 C warming over 160 years.

First of all, it's a bit disappointing that, at the time of writing, 177 people had commented on the E&E slurs but only 19 in the important topic of data.

(The legend labels for the other scans are just cryptic data labels generated by the program that I wrote — for those who are curious, they contain information like the data file name and run number plus a bit of other info about the processing options.)

In a recent article Klein wrote called «Fitbit and litigant privacy,» he noted: «Every bit of data that is created is potentially discoverable if it ever becomes relevant to a legal dispute.»

In a phone or tablet, apps often save data in small chunks scattered across the card, so a microSD card needs to be fast at reading and writing small bits of data (often around 4 KB) in random locations.

It does this by writing 0's to every bit of the page file, overwriting any existing data.