Sentence examples for use of a bit from inspiring English sources

"Now machines allow us to make use of a bit of luck or spontaneous improvisation, so for instance movement, silence or the singer's vocal density, which is never quite the same from one performance to the next, directly influence the images being projected.

— MIKE HALE On the red carpet, Ludovic Bource, the composer for "The Artist," discussed the controversy – raised by "Vertigo" actress Kim Novak – about the film's use of a bit of the score from that Hitchcock classic.

In this anthology of fables, each tells the story of a woman facing the threat of violence who, through bravery, intellect, and the use of a bit of magic, is able to overcome circumstances and take control of her own destiny.

Other high TPS moments included Ludovic Bource's best-composer win for "The Artist" – surely a reflection of the controversy over his use of a bit of the score from "Vertigo," a borrowing its star Kim Novak had likened to rape – and one of the Bagger's favorite moments, Tina Fey photo-bombing a winking Amy Poehler.

The proposed method is based on the use of a Bit Map.

"(Swiss) was kind of making use of a bit of subterfuge which would give you no reason to think he would be a Democrat," Davis said, explaining why he backed Smith.

Many roles call for the use of just a bit of data at a time.

Is Dr. Martens' use of Bosch a bit of harmless visual sampling, similar to the literary and cinematic sampling above?

Sad to say, most of us could use a bit of remedial attention in this area of our consciousness.

This results from the use of a 128-bit address, whereas IPv4 uses only 32bitss.

3. Use of a 64-bit ARM server system-on-chip (SoC), namely Cavium's upcoming ThunderX2 SoC.