1. A pixel addressable printer can obviously reproduce a bit mapped image, and page description formats have developed to allow this.

2. Let's start with the more easily addressable issues.

3. Point schedule for each addressable device.

4. The 32-bit Solaris addressable memory structure is shown in Figure 9.

5. In this study, a light addressable microelectrode array (LA-MEA) chip and multichannel recording system has been developed to measure electrophysiological signals of neural cells.

6. Addressable digital instruments ( ADIs ) are new generation of transducers.

7. The 4G of addressable memory is broken down into 4 quadrants, where each quadrant is 1G in size,[/addressable.html] as shown in Figure 11.

8. This leaves an additional 1GB of addressable memory which is normally reserved by the O/S and allocated to system resources.

9. In computer graphics, the number of addressable points on a display surface or in storage.

10. A mixed serial-parallel content addressable memory (CAM) includes serial CAM cells and parallel CAM cells that are arranged in multiple (N) columns and multiple (M) rows.

11. The increased data bus width enables support for addressable memory space above the 4GB generally available on 32bit architectures.

12. Maximum number of directly addressable entities supportable by this controller. A value of zero should be used if the number is unknown.

13. Experimental results indicate that the redundancy and content addressable memory area overhead of the proposed repair method is only 20% of other 2D repair methods to obtain the same repair ratio.

14. In computer graphics, an addressable point in an image space.

15. Learning Object: Any reproducible and addressable digital or non-digital resource used to perform learning activities or support activities.

16. Each bit cell of the N-dimension addressable memory includes a bit storage element, N word lines, and N bit lines.

17. 64-bit support increases the addressable storage of the broker, and further reduces administrative complexity.

18. Each set-top decoder would then have its Macrovision-component circuitry individually addressed and activated through the network's addressable access control system.

19. At customer terminal station finish undergoing demodulation and decoding, the addressable control terminal station (customer terminal) carry out and offer service or shut off the user TV signal.

20. High power consumption is a major drawback of ternary content - addressable memory ( TCAM ).

21. A normal 32 bit windows process has 2GB of addressable memory available to it in which to store data used by the application.

22. As much more data is processed so the amount of addressable virtual storage that is available within an execution group becomes more of an issue.

23. Memory - storing approach for storing one character in each addressable location.

24. When the main buffer pools are configured too large, it is possible that they will not fit into the addressable memory space.

25. Nowadays the producer adopts the solution based on TCAMC ternary content addressable memory.

26. With the 32-bit memory structure, regardless of how much physical RAM you may have on the system, the addressable memory by any process on any platform is 4GB.

27. In this thesis, considering the associative characteristics of holography, complementary encode and threshold detection. Wedesign a content addressable memory optical computing set-up.

28. It does this with immense scalability, supporting 16 exabytes of addressable storage (264 bytes).

29. In this paper, base on the associative characteristics of holography, complementary encode and threshold detection, a content addressable memory optical computing set up was designed.

30. One of the key distinctions between a file folder and a bucket is that each bucket and its contents are addressable using a URL.

31. Addressability. Everything in REST is based on the concept of a resource, which is an abstraction not unlike objects or nouns in OOP and must be addressable or reachable via a URI.

32. On 32-bit AIX, the 4GB of addressable memory space is broken down to 16 segments, 256MB each.

33. Most modern non-64-bit systems have the ability to create an address space of 36 bits, yielding 64 GB of addressable memory.

34. Node - An addressable unit in a network, which can be a computer, workstation or control unit.

35. Windows Server 2003 SP1 running on a 64-bit system architecture supports up to 1, 024 gigabytes of both physical and addressable memory.

36. On 32-bit Linux/Intel, the 4GB of addressable memory is shown in Figure 12.

37. Column-row addressable electric microswitch matrices can be made in large areas, with high pixel density.

38. Memory-storing approach for storing one character in each addressable locatio. n.

39. Nanotubes would serve as individually addressable electromechanical switches arrayed across the surface of a microchip, storing hundreds of gigabits of information, maybe even a terabit.

40. Regions in a process's virtual address space can be mapped to physical memory, to a file, or to any other addressable storage.

41. A novel multi - parametric micro - biophysiometer based on light addressable potentiometric sensor ( LAPS ) was designed.

42. Additionally, because the application supports the /LARGEADDRESSAWARE flag the full 4GB of addressable memory is made available to store application data.

43. While in content addressable memory (CAM), data access is based on data itself.

44. This cloud file system is analogous to a NAS (network addressable storage) unit connected to multiple PCs.

45. Chunk - Basic YAFFS addressable unit. Same size as Page.

46. Control modules are an addressable point as well, used to simply control a building interface in an alarm, supervisory or trouble situation.

47. We're less interested in the top down market sizing and more focused on your Total Addressable Market (TAM).

48. It combines an Au microelectrodes array ( AuMEA ) with two light - addressable potentiometric sensors silicon substrate.

49. An addressable digital data link system which permits the exchange of data and messages between an aircraft and a ground-based operations center over a radio network.

50. In computer graphics(Sentencedict), a manually operated functional unit used to specify an addressable point.

51. In voice over IP (VoIP), addressable call endpoints can be categorized as either voice-network dial peers or POTS (plain old telephone service) dial peers.