Sentence examples for a random read from inspiring English sources

The drive boasts IPOS (input/output per second) processing ten times faster than 15K RPM HDDs, a random read speed of 25K, random write speed of 6K, and processes 100 times the IPOS per watt as a 15K RPM drive.

SanDisk SSD Ultra ATA 5000 achieves a sustained read rate of 62-megabyte (MB */sec and a random read rate of 7300 inputs/outputs per second (IOPS) for a 512-byte transfer – more than 100 times better than any hard disk drive.

As an alternative to traditional 15K rpm hard disk drives (HDDs), the new performance-optimized 100GB Enterprise SSD can process IOPS (input/output per second) more than 10 times faster than the fastest 15K rpm SAS HDD available for transactional data workloads, with a random read speed of 25K and a random write speed of 6K.

Let Pr (g j ) ∈ [ 0, 1 ] be the probability of sampling a random read from the reference genome g j.

Assuming that the distribution of the read count ratio is only determined by the relative read depth of the test and reference samples, an appropriate model is binomial with the probability that a random read is assigned to the test sample is: (1) where is the probability that a random read belongs to the test sample (rather than the reference).

The score is derived from the proportion of k-mers of the read that occurs under that taxonomy node normalized by the proportion of k-mers of a random read that also appears under that taxonomy node.

DVD-RAM: Developed by Hitachi, Toshiba and Panasonic, this makes a DVD act like a hard disk with a random read-write access.

He did laundry there was a small washer-and-dryer unit in a closet and he paced the eight hundred square feet of his third-floor apartment distractedly, opening a book at random, reading a page, returning it to the pine shelf without knowing what he'd read.

He did laundry — there was a small washer-and-dryer unit in a closet — and he paced the eight hundred square feet of his third-floor apartment distractedly, opening a book at random, reading a page, returning it to the pine shelf without knowing what he'd read.

"Dial-a-Poem" brings you a random poem read aloud by its poet; the list of possibles includes Frank O'Hara, William Burroughs, John Ashbery, Deborah Harry, John Cage, Allen Ginsberg, David Byrne and many more.

In November 1984, Larson learned about a local radio show promotion promising a $30,000 prize for matching a $1 bill's serial number with a random number read out on the air.