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(summary) - *a bit = one binary digit (1 or 0) *"bit" is derived from the contraction b'it (binary digit) -> 8 bits = one byte *1024 bytes = one kilobyte *K = kilobyte *Kb = kilobit *MB = megabyte *Mb = megabit *MB/s = megabytes per second *Mb/s = megabits per second *bps = bits per second ie, 155 Mb/s = 19.38 MB/s
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Measures the overall diameter of a gem. Measurement is stated from the least to the greatest diameter and stated in millimeters. Depth is measured from the table facet to the culet.
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which follow the reverse order of the natural zodiac, used primarily to direct or progress a horoscope backward in time. Converse directions are interpreted by some astrologers as relating to the year after birth that corresponds to the year before birth for with they are calculated. Others believe that converse directions reveal karmic and inherited psychological needs that relate to the corresponding progressed horoscope.
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A highly communicable disease characterized by fever, general malaise, sneezing, nasal congestion, a brassy cough, conjunctivitis, and an eruption over the entire body caused by the rubeola virus. An attack of measles almost invariably confers permanent immunity. Active immunization can be produced by administration of measles vaccine, preferably one that contains the live virus.
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Quantitative or qualitative data collected for feedback. The measurement system is another layer underlying all the activities of a company. Some measures will be incommensurate outside this unit, even though they are very significant internally, so they can't be directly benchmarked or interpreted outside. Other measures will be generic, and they can be aggregated, eg cycle time, customer satisfaction, financial results.
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