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What does the term x86 refer to?
The term refers to hybrid processors
What does the term 'substance' refer to?
Elements and compounds
What does the term robo generally refer to?
If the term is being used in relation to machinary or electronics, "robo" will generally refer to robotics. It may also refer to robot. Currently, there are many military applications which use robotics, such as DAARPA.
What does the term observed frequency refer to?
the frequencies found in the sample data
What does the term circulation refer to?
Circulation can refer to the circulatory system (i.e. blood, oxygen, lungs... yeah) or the circulation of rush hour traffic.
The term digital frontier refers to?
the future of our networked world.
What does the term American Frontier refer to?
limit of the zone of unttled land
Where is northern frontier located?
Northern Frontier is a term used to refer to regions that are located in the northern parts of countries or continents. The exact location of the northern frontier can vary depending on the specific context in which it is being used.
Is the digital world in Digimon tamers the same one in frontier?
No, the Digital World in the "Digimon Tamers" season isn't the same one that's in the "Frontier" season.
What does the term digital frontier mean?
The future of technology and computers
To what does the term coed refer?
to what does the term coed refer
What does CDMA refer to?
It is a digital standard for communications
What does TDMA refer to?
It is a digital standard for communications
What is the term that refer to the clarity of an image?
The term is "resolution." Resolution refers to the quality and clarity of an image, typically measured in pixels for digital images. Higher resolution images have more detail and appear sharper.
What is diji?
Diji is a slang used for digital like in digital signage, Diji Sign is a leader in Digital Signage.
What do the digits refer to in a digital multimeter?
value of measurements
What does the term "300 ppi" refer to in the context of digital images?
The term "300 ppi" refers to the resolution of a digital image, specifically indicating that there are 300 pixels per inch. This measurement is commonly used to describe the quality and clarity of an image, with higher ppi values generally indicating better resolution and detail.
