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code
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This is the reason why digital computers talk in a language called binary code .
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A set of binary codes is constructed which in itself, without any translation program, is quite meaningless.
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Its verification programme demands a minimum 80% of binary code is tested dynamically - 100% statically - before certification is awarded.
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All computer information when inside the computer is stored in binary code form.
compatibility
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The systems will offer full binary compatibility and Solaris 2.0 as the operating environment.
digit
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In this way, a single D-type bistable can remember one binary digit - or 0 or a 1.
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There are various ways of presenting a graph in terms of binary digits .
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We have seen that a single flip-flop can remember one binary digit .
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The string of binary digits that the machine has now produced at the left is the answer to the calculation.
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But most applications require the transmission of digital messages consisting of binary digits or hits.
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A single bit-plane can hold only one binary digit in each position.
file
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Data can also be imported from defined binary files .
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Since these may be binary files or indexed files, the header file is created separately.
form
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Parallax Our attitude towards edges is affected by our binary form .
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Whatever its nature-speech, text or images-it could be represented numerically in binary form .
format
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This is usually the case when fixed-point binary format is used to represent store addresses, for example.
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Boolean Variables 2.4.2.4 Numbers are stored in binary format .
interface
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Second, it can't support applications such as Video for Windows that build their own extensions to the Windows application binary interface .
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A set of application binary interfaces are currently being developed by NeXT to provide application interoperability between Intel Corp and PA-RISC platforms.
notation
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This feature could be eliminated, if desired, by arranging that n be expressed in expanded binary notation .
number
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The counter's outputs are binary numbers representing 16 equidistant, cyclically generated carrier phase angles.
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The musical notes are converted, by computer, into binary numbers .
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Accordingly, we shall usually use the binary number system, as described earlier.
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Their outputs are interpreted as a 6-bit signed binary number , which is to be the setting of the steering wheel.
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However, we can not just do this directly, attempting to read the tape simply as a binary number .
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Consider Figure 2.2 where we illustrate the shifting by one bit position of a six-bit binary number using two's complement representation.
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Fig. 1 shows how an eight bit binary number can be bar coded using this system.
numbers
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The counter's outputs are binary numbers representing 16 equidistant, cyclically generated carrier phase angles.
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The musical notes are converted, by computer, into binary numbers .
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Only one arrangement looked as though it belonged together: those two lines of dots and blanks, they must be binary numbers .
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These codes consist of a string of binary numbers in the form of on-off states.
opposition
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I have already had several occasions to remark that binary oppositions are, in Derrida's phrase, violent hierarchies.
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Let us go back to the claim that the binary oppositions of componential semantics are natural and innate.
policy
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As the binary policy gained momentum, it remained possible to have that impression.
system
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Xorandor's logic transgresses that of binary systems because he combines mutually exclusive operations.
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Apparently a nova is a close binary system , made up of a cool, normal star and a White Dwarf.
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How far is the binary system binary in terms of curricula as well as organization?
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That is the part which deals with the ending of the binary system in higher education.
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Yet rather surprisingly, most of the double stars are physically-associated or binary systems .
tree
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Using the binary tree structure, a successful search is when a node in the tree is reached containing the candidate string.
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Such a tree is called a binary tree, and of course its branching ratio is 2.
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This structure is known as a binary tree , and neatly encodes the mid-point information needed for searching.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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However, for normal fixed-point binary arithmetic, we wish to have a range of positive and negative values.
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However, we can not just do this directly, attempting to read the tape simply as a binary number.
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In binary chopping, a state is a pair of numbers.
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The counter's outputs are binary numbers representing 16 equidistant, cyclically generated carrier phase angles.
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This is known as a random binary search tree.
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This is usually the case when fixed-point binary format is used to represent store addresses, for example.
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We also welcome the abolition of the binary divide.