The phrase "as byte" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to data or digital information, but without context, it is unclear when it should be used.
Example: "The data was processed as byte, but it should have been handled differently."
Alternatives: "as a byte" or "in byte form".
The command pf prints each directory entry received, as well as "byte" messages.
Powersmiths collects a wide-range of data; including: sensor streams (as byte arrays) with temporal information, sensor spatial information, consumer profile information (i.e. name, location, etc), and multi-media including videos, images, and audio.
The next command, gr, filters the stream so that text between a match for the first expression, and a match for the second expression, is sent as byte messages; all other text is sent as ignored data.
The specific cooperative communication procedure consists of two transmission slots: in the first slot, source cluster head S broadcasts its data as byte x, all the relay node R i and destination cluster head D can hear this message, and their received signals are shown as follow, respectively: {y}_{S, D}=sqrt{P_S}{h}_{S, D} x+{n}_{S, D} (1) {y}_{S,{R}_i}=sqrt{P_S}{h}_{S,{R}_i} x+{n}_{S,{R}_i} (2).
Indeed, as fast as bytes flash, angels will always go faster.
On the other hand, even technology mergers involve people and cultures as well as bytes and chips.
His father is Freddie Jones, the veteran 'character actor', best known as Bytes, the bullying, freak-show 'owner' of John Merrick in The Elephant Man, and still acting, aged 86, in Emmerdale.
NVM-based main memory exhibits attractive features, such as byte-addressability, low standby power, high density and near DRAM performance.
R is expressed as bytes per frame, while S is expressed as number of bytes.
Instead of chemical images on film, digital cameras store photos as bytes of information on computer chips.
In order to choose the rest of the features, we began with a superset S n of n pair of features which represent bidirectional behavior of flows, such as: bytes per second (forward) & bytes per second (backward), packets per second (forward) & packets per second (backward), avg.
