computer standards

The attraction of Doom certainly has little to do with its story line, which even by computer standards is a bit thin.

It isn't fast by modern computer standards; that's impossible to achieve with modular units.

By computer standards, the brain is astonishingly slow.

However by modern computer standards the electronic rhythm section used by Solitaire was crude and had several limitations.

The automakers have worked together before on shared computer standards for purchasing and for the design of common auto parts, without objections from antitrust regulators.

Adding to the problem, Dr. Jameel said, most carmakers have varying computer standards in different models.

Human computation is as incompetent (measured by engineered computer standards) as it is miraculous.

Introduced the Chinese computer era by formulating the computer standards of Chinese characters' internal codes and fonts.

The computers, slow by current personal computer standards, are typical for the radiation requirements needed on the STEREO mission.

Acknowledging reports of turf battles over the setting of computer standards, he said, "There are always going to be conflicts between military and civilian agencies on these issues."

Under the name Zemmix, Daewoo released a series of gaming console compatible with the MSX home computer standards.

SFF-SIG creates, promotes, and maintains embedded computer standards for form factors and computer buses.

The Count-down monitor above the global map decremented its numbers by the hundredths of seconds, impossible for a human to read but terribly inaccurate by computer standards.

According to the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), who sets many computer standards, these charts show how bytes should be referred to.

The group's main targets appear to be International Business Machines and Apple, which have their own personal computer standards, and Sun Microsystems, which makes competing chips.

But the Sun Ray is extremely basic, even by network computer standards, with only enough processing power and memory to display images passed to it by software on the server.

The 1 TB limit (40-bit) for physical memory for the K8 is huge by typical personal computer standards, but might have been a limitation for use in supercomputers.

NCR will fill the gap left earlier this year when the Compaq Computer Corporation ended its long relationship with Businessland in a dispute over personal computer standards.

The proposed standard, known as the digital signature standard, was first proposed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, which is responsible for setting Government computer standards.

While the new computer is a big improvement for Hubble, having 20 times the speed and 6 times the memory of the old one, it is hardly state-of-the-art by current personal computer standards.

But the aviation agency has a particular problem because its systems are generally very old by computer standards, and much of its software is one-of-a-kind; solutions developed by others cannot simply be plugged in.

The Federal Trade Commission said today that it had approved an agreement with the Dell Computer Corporation, settling charges the company failed to tell a computer standards group that it held certain patent rights.

A few of the surviving characters are preserved in the written histories of Wu Zetian, and a few have found themselves incorporated into modern-day computer standards, classified as either variant or dialect-specific characters.

That has prompted protests by other Internet providers that fear they may be frozen out and complain that AT&T will control the computer standards on the Internet for video, audio and other transmissions.

For the next year, he said, his policy efforts will be to try to encourage the health industry to agree on common computer standards, product certification and other measures that could become the foundation for digital patient records and health computer systems.