The core product — a discrete file of the available data about people in your calendar when you need it in real time — is updated with easier onboarding, personalized email insights (aka who made the intro), contact cards, people search for over 40 million people and the ability to email a "dossier" to your inbox.
Music may have gone digital, but it was still a collection of discrete files.
First, raw 36-bp Illumina sequence reads were partitioned into discrete files using a 5' multiplex identifier (MID) corresponding to each OWB sample and the restriction enzyme site SbfI (TGCAGG).
Codecs are used to store files on disk, as well as to transmit media (either as discrete files or as a stream) over computer networks.
It's tempting to think our memories are stored as discrete "files" somewhere in the brain, like a camera.
"The result of that was that the German material is not to be found in discrete files, rather they are to be found in the whole files and therefore have to be extracted".
A discrete event simulation of the file distribution was calculated to show how the files are spread across the ground stations.
In the interview, policymakers are invited to describe how research was searched for, obtained, appraised, generated (i.e. research engagement actions), and used (i.e. research use: conceptual, instrumental, tactical, and imposed) to inform the development of a discrete policy document (see Additional file 1 for the SAGE interview).
A discrete hazards model on a person-month file was used to generate the underlying risks for predicting mortality rates.
Today, "daemon" commonly refers to a discrete background process that handles requests for services such as print spooling and file transfers, and is dormant when not required.
Today, daemon commonly refers to a discrete background process that handles requests for services such as print spooling and file transfers, and is dormant when not required.
