One notes approvingly of a candidate who has "done some hard units".
The proposed structures that combine time and hardware redundancy decrease the SEU propagation mechanisms among the redundant hard units.
That centralised programme, in which players from the home nations were united in a full Great Britain squad far earlier than usual, spending the past few years training together four days a week at Bisham Abbey, has created a close-knit, die-hard unit of almost 30 players.
This is one of the hardest units to project because so much is situation- and package-dependent.
Western Digital has secured antitrust approval from the European Commission for its $4.3 billion acquisition of Hitachi's hard drive unit, after agreeing to sell some production assets.
Greece in particular has been regaining competitiveness the hard way: unit labour costs fell by 6% in 2012 and wages in the first quarter of this year were 10% lower than a year earlier.
The result: Dell had to design the device with two voids so that either hard disk unit could be accommodated on assembly.
This is one reason sceptics say they are not as well known, as they haven't been pushed as hard as unit trusts.
Makers of handsets, which consumers are replacing more slowly, will be hard hit: unit sales are expected to fall by at least 10% this year, having increased by 6% in 2008 to 1.2 billion.
Other Rio players include the tiny 1 gigabyte hard disk unit the Rio Nitrus and a 256MB model the Chiba, which, unusually for MP3 players, is compatible with Apple Macs running OS X. www.rioaudio.com Legal change Electronic journals Electronic publications, including selected web-based content and material on CD-ROM, will now be preserved systematically following a change in the law.
A hard decision unit is fed with the clipped symbols.
