Sentence examples for prospects for bit from inspiring English sources

Prospects for bit patterned media (BPM) of more than 1 Tb/in2 are discussed.

The prospect of building electronic systems that could be 1,000 times denser and significantly cheaper, bit for bit, is alluring.

"My concern is that the business has changed and realistic growth prospects for this company are a little bit below what management is hoping for," said Bonnie Herzog, a beverage analyst at Smith Barney.

As a salaried content-provider I start to feel a tiny bit better about my prospects for the first time since I heard the words "Web 2.0".

Economists say the dynamic United States economy has shaken off seemingly intractable slumps before, as in the frightening recession of 1980-82, when conditions and the prospects for recovery seemed, for a while, every bit as bleak as they do now.

The commercial prospects for Erbitux also appear to have dimmed a bit, because other drugs have been approved or have neared approval since ImClone's stumble.

Our process has the advantages of high throughput and low cost with a prospect for fabricating multi-bit memory devices by the developed embossing technique.

But they are coming for the beauty of the landscape, not for the job prospects.A little bit of class warfareThey are not the people this white paper is designed to appeal to.

Until these perceptions come a bit closer to each other, the prospects for reconciliation will remain dim.

Johnson is looking for outfits that are trading for a bit less and yet have sound prospects for pushing earnings higher.

Details of the proposed agreement were disclosed bit by bit, in a series of events that left the ultimate prospects for enactment of Medicare drug benefits uncertain.