The phrase "a single bit to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small amount of information or data, often in a technical or computing context.
Example: "The program only requires a single bit to determine the outcome of the operation."
Alternatives: "one bit to" or "a tiny amount to".
writeBit bit) Writes a single bit to the bit stream.
writeBit Writes a single bit to the bit stream.
For a wireless remote we only needed to send a single bit to the state machine in the bike computer.
The Reed-Solomon encoder would enable a single bit to correct for five bits of the message.
Again, this provides a highly expandable framework for representing and evaluating very large CCSs (i.e. adding a single bit to the binary CCS vector for each additional server).
The slot duration Δt of the model equals to the time to transmit a single bit at the wireless channel.
This type of state is depicted in Fig. 2. Furthering this representation, the state of a single server can be distilled to a single bit according to (1) where S is a single state with I resources each represented as X i.
We assume that the source node receives a single bit set to 1 when no collision takes place during a specific bit interval.
Edges only occur between microstates that differ by a single bit, corresponding to nucleation or mark propagation, when the number of bits increases by 1 and the edge has label k+, or to mark turnover, when the number of bits decreases by 1 and the edge has label k_.
In the simplest case, a script from the company Liverail checks for the existence of an AudioContext and OscillatorNode to add a single bit of information to a broader fingerprint.
To test if this concept was useful, two additional 3D-fingerprints were created by simply binning the distance at regular 0.5 Å intervals up to 20 Å and assigning each atom pair to a single bit, normalizing bit values to the heavy atom count (regular binning: 40-bit R3DAPfp and 200-bit R3DXfp).
