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In contrast, phase change memories will be addressable at the bit level.

Each memory location was addressable, addresses were 0 through 15999.

He was disappointed when only 1.8 percent of the addressable homes tuned in.

The addressable population outside of the US is thought be similar in size.

"For it to work, addressable technology has to be introduced into more homes.

By 1992, about 25 million homes are expected to have these "addressable" converters.

Depending on the environment, the screen buffer can be directly addressable.

I think the content delivery sector just grew its addressable market a bit.

A year ago, the belief was that systems with 25 million addressable subscribers would be the total limit.

But now, with 50 percent more addressable homes, we don't approach that."

Releasing capability can be part of both addressable or conventional panels.

One example is an "immediate value" (look below) and consequently not addressable.

In resolution modes, each pixel is addressable as either on or off.

The method of communication can be any addressable medium, as in direct marketing.

It is key addressable and applications can store a value at a key.

It had up to 16K of 24-bit word core memory, all directly addressable.

Thus, addressable memory is used as an intermediate stage.

"Each cavity is individually addressable by electronic means," the patent continues.

However, it says all the risks are addressable.

The bit addressable memory supported the mix quite efficiently.

Trainer said that the number of addressable pay-per-view homes for the bout is 14.7 million.

Gradually, later installations began to feature components and features of modern addressable systems.

The method is known as an "addressable box."

Only after the $90 addressable converter is installed can pay per view be offered.

There are about 15.5 million homes with addressable cable, the capability of having a pay-per-view event.