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Refers to the base-two number system. The system contains only two numbers, 0 and 1. In computer-like circuits, the presence of a voltage, current or other such signal indicates a "1" whereas the absence of the same signal indicates "0".
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Specifies a fixed-length bit string. The binary terminal descriptor type is defined by the user at ODM creation time. The binary terminal descriptor type cannot be used in selection criteria.
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French: bit (b); ??ent binaire (eb) A contraction of the term "binary digit". A bit is the smallest possible unit of storage of computer information and can be one of two values. These values are typically represented by 0 and 1, low and high, or on and off.
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SEE: binary system.
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A toxic nerve gas formed by mixing two relatively harmless components. It was devised for use in chemical warfare. SEE: war gases .
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