Sentence examples for bit compared with from inspiring English sources

Some economists say the way Brazil calculates its price indexes exaggerates inflation a bit compared with the methods used in other countries, and the Workers Partyy is discussing technical changes for the index.

The 7 idles louder when running on hydrogen, and under power, it drones a bit compared with the heady V-12 rush you're used to from the gasoline-only 760Li.

Those networks sold about as much commercial time in this upfront market as they did in last year's and, by some estimates, some of their totals may have declined a bit compared with last spring.

Though the average audience for CNN's main business program, "Money Line News Hour," since the beginning of the year is down about 5percentt compared with the similar period last year, its ratings for March are actually up a bit compared with those for last March.

'I've seen rushes of the film and they've glammed it up quite a bit compared with what I remember,' Aeronwy tells me over bowls of vegetable soup at the centre's Books and Bites cafe, black-and-white pictures of her father as a young man surrounding us.

The high end seems to get softened quite a bit compared with the mids and lows.

As a result, even if the new control information has different bit number compared with the old control information, the proposed method can still be applied.

ASCII consisted of seven bits, compared with five bits for the Baudot Code; these allowed 128 different coded letters or symbols, as compared with 32 for the Baudot Code.

While many researchers are looking for ways to make molecular-size electronics, most are still building circuits containing only a handful of bits, compared with the 160,000 in the new chip.

In case of speech-like signals, it saves over 5% of the total bits compared with the conventional FAC algorithm.

Aside from the inconvenience of keeping the system cooled hundreds of degrees below freezing, the Yale team's quantum processor connects only two quantum bits, compared with larger number of bits (seven or more) that other groups have achieved.