Sentence examples similar to between the two bit from inspiring English sources

If your cross stitch is messy you can always insert a piece of white cotton material between the two bits of aida cloth to hide the thread ends.

Jowell said whichever political party was in power the "important thing is to crete clear blue water not just between the two bits of the BBC but between the BBC and government.

The big takeaway here shouldn't be that there are a couple of percentage points of difference between the two bits of silicon, but that Apple has kept up with demand for the first time in forever — and that it is setting the stage for what could allow it more control over its chip design with less conflict.

We can measure this effect more quantitatively by the Hamming distance between the two bit-strings of the same individual.

Between them, the two bits of a divided Front will probably not manage to pull in the 15% of the French vote the united party got in the 1997 election.

where ({v_{m}^{i}}) and (v_{textit {mj}}^{i}) represent the ith bit of symbol s m and s mj, respectively, and the operator ' ⊕' denotes xor operation between these two bits.

On the other hand, fixed-point representation is used by placing virtual decimal point in between two bit locations to separate the number of bits representing integer and fractional parts.

Crashing wildlife populations and social conflict are frightening enough on their own, so you could be forgiven for finding connections between the two a bit of a downer.

Using fixed-point representation demands establishing a virtual decimal point placed in between two bit locations for a given length of data.

As shown in Figures 2(b)–2(d), due to the asynchronism between the clocks of the reader and the tag, for, the channel response may be modulated by two consecutive data bits if the transition edge between the two data bits splits the channel response into two parts.

The Hamming distance between two bit strings is a number of bit inversions required to convert one string to the other (18); it is a standard method to evaluate dissimilarity.