The phrase "a single bit that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific piece of information or data, often in a technical or computing context.
Example: "In the context of data transmission, a single bit that represents a binary value can significantly impact the overall message."
Alternatives: "one bit that" or "a solitary bit that".
His choices average 0.26±0.20 bits higher in entropy information (95% confidence interval, P = 0.005), as against the single bit that determines the outcome of a coin toss, and the average 2.16±0.10 bits (95%) of (predominantly meaningless) entropy information if the rarer word had always been chosen.
"Our team does get bigger, but I still wrap my arms around every single bit that goes on in Soho House.
It's not that we're in favor of file-sharing, but we don't have the resources to go after every single bit that crosses our wires.
"Bytes are big: our mantra is that every single bit that Safe Browsing sends a mobile device must improve protection," Google's Safe Browsing team members Noé Lutz, Nathan Parker, and Stephan Somogyi said in today's announcement.
As standard ciphers are required to have strong avalanche effect, a single bit error that occurs in the encrypted bitstream during transmission will propagate many other bits after decryption.
The problem is that it's pointlessly, artlessly, thanklessly, and thoughtlessly violence, spilling gallons of blood, butchering scores of characters, and demanding that its audience ache for each and every one, without ever taking the time to make a single bit of that violence mean anything at all.
Miscopying a single bit — a glitch that did occur every few months — could render their result incorrect if not caught and corrected.
This is achieved by representing the storage space with integers, instead of single bits, that act as counters.
The smallest unit of memory, called a cell, can be used to store a single bit of data: that is, a logic 0 or a logic 1.
For an idea of the vast range of numbers a 64-bit CPU can represent, imagine that a single bit had the physical volume of a grain of rice – 0.075ml according to Wolfram Alpha.
