Sentence examples for code points from inspiring English sources

When these computers began to appear, there was no standard to tell manufacturers which characters to use nor which "hexadecimal values" (code points) to assign them to.

A character in "The Da Vinci Code" points out that it is history's winners who get to write history, a refrain echoed by Mr. Brown on his Web site.

Code points out that "3,000 years ago, the mother-child stress connection might have been adaptive, but now we're seeing totally different types of maternal stress.

Regardless of the type of workload used, it should try to reach as much data access code points as possible and, at the same time, it should ideally represent the system's real operating conditions.

During all these three phases, we assume the presence of a workload generation client that places valid requests on the service, which allows exercising different service operations, each possibly making several data accesses at different code points.

The other suboptimality arises from the constraints on the code points in the transformed codebook in the sense that the Voronoi shape of the transformed code is not matched to the distortion function, and hence is not optimized to minimize the inertial profile.

Supporters of its banking secrecy code point out that the code is wrapped up in the country's claims to neutrality and being above the global political fray.

Q. How can I make a QR code pointing to my personal Web site that I can attach to an e-mail signature?

Each packet is marked with Diffserv code point and boundary nodes do the traffic conditioning by metering, policing, shaping, or dropping based upon the BA.

Our proposed solution is that different media flows in the same IPSec tunnel are distinguished by DiffServ Code Point (DSCP) marks.

Based on the channel realization, the receiver selects the best code point from the codebook and sends the corresponding index back to the transmitter.