Sentence examples for bit reflects from inspiring English sources

We choose to use GE to H B based on the fact that the LLR value for a bit reflects its reliability.

It's a bit reflecting of our country, which is vast, wide-open expanses of nothing.

Shares of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley rose a bit, reflecting their status along with JPMorgan, as leading investment banks.

And that's a little bit reflected on where the markets are today.

One wall is angled just a bit, reflecting the diagonal of the Bowery, but the shift is so subtle that you don't notice it until you look up and see that the front wall is not quite parallel to the steel beams that run across the ceiling.

In other words, forwarding times include time-dimensional information only, while the number of forwarded bits reflects time and bandwidth information of nodes.

"They felt I was an easy target, a guy they could get easy runs from, which has helped me quite a bit," he reflects.

Appearing in the title role in a 2001 Parisian production of the Racine tragedy Bérénice, the experience "made me braver and loosen up towards things that are maybe going to hurt for a bit", she reflects.

The bit score reflects whether the sequence is a good match to the HMM model.

Expressing numbers in L-bit precision reflects the format in which large numbers are stored in computers today.

Abramson noted previous executive editors, but changed things up a bit to reflect the historical moment.