Sentence examples for bit leads from inspiring English sources

This latter bit leads into Behance's monetization structure.

The cutting process combined with the quasi-helical motion of the bit leads to a regenerative effect that introduces a coupling between the axial and torsional modes of vibrations and a state-dependent delay in the governing equations, while the frictional contact process is associated with discontinuities in the boundary conditions when the bit sticks in its axial and angular motion.

From the results of this study, a change in one step in the technique used in ACL reconstruction by drilling the larger femoral graft socket over the guide pin prior to using the cortical button drill bit leads to less variability in tunnel aperture and geometry.

Linda Holmes of NPR issued a similar lament: "Has this bit led to more discussion of outsourcing and sweatshops, or more discussion of 'The Simpsons' and Banksy?" Over the last 15 years, Brooklyn has gone from being a punch line on par with Siberia to being a place that Manhattanites will occasionally deign to travel to for dinner parties (with sufficient arm-twisting).

That combined with the science and alien bit led me to engineering.

If the joke was that no Muppet could actually get the gig, as the bit led to a Muppet-less performance of Gaga's "Applause," then it was fair to question why any of us were here in the first place. .

Eight bits leads therefore to a range of 6.4 ns, adequate to cover the entire FOV.

Unfortunately, it would lead to a large number of locked symbols (e.g., of locked bits leads to up to of locked symbols if we use ).

Sure enough, bits led to bytes and, inexorably, to kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes and terabytes.

Often when I arrive somewhere, I'll walk around outside a bit, which leads me to fun discoveries.

The resolution of the A/D converter is 16 bit which leads to a temperature resolution of 0.001 K.