How to pronounce “giga” in English

gigantic atom smashers smashing atoms apart. Why? Because then from the debris

gigantic batch of this for a party or something, then just sprinkle the salt and sugar on and then walk away and let

gigabits capacity. Though if you run the numbers, you'll find out it's less than a bit per second.

gigabytes of data to download.

Gigantic Mickey Mouse, right?

gigantic uh snowstorms eventually we had to walk off the mountain completely exhausted I had lost over 35 pounds the

gigantic steel slabs and put them down

50 gigawatts of supercomputers that are running simultaneously, and it takes one week to manufacture that 50

is gigantic. So the hype about the coding may not be representative of the actual use.

those gigantic numbers. What does 2 million really look like to me?

Empresa gigante, en mi cubículo, haciendo el micro análisis de la ala.

A gigaton-- probably this is very evident at Google-- a gigaton is a billion tons.

Building gigantic pleasure palaces, commissioning planes from companies, these gigantic planes.

3 gigabytes, that is the complexity of the human hardware, 3 gigabytes.

The gigaswitch originally digital, sort of stuck it in a corner, and there was a bunch of surge protectors to it.

their gigantic nests here and they bring them down into these nests and they

one gigawatt coal fired plant you see 19,000 tons of carbon dioxide coming out along with

30 gigabytes, that's like a solid size hard drive that is coming into your five senses each and every day.

Whether it is GiGa Genie or Google Assistant, I want to have them to change channel

- It's gigantic. It's almost trite now because everyone knows T. rex is massive. But yes, if you actually stand in front of one, you would be seriously impressed just how

considering how gigantic their country is and how mountainous and populous it is compared to Iraq next door.

There was a gigantic propaganda campaign by Dick Cheney, and his co-conspirators, David Petraeus and Michael Gordon of "The New York Times,"

and these gigantic questions.

There's the gigantic one that you can buy at the parks and then there's this Atomic Fusion one that has some toppings on it that

Correna-- somebody asked about gigantes, which are the big Greek beans.

But it's a gigantic thing.

aunque es un gigante bastante grande ya, ¿no?

This was this gigantic book-- a proud book with the king's and stamp on it.

C'est vraiment gigantesque. Et puis, l'autre défi c'est l'apport dans l'informatique, et l'intelligence artificielle. Voilà !

C'est gigantesque. Donc depuis 10 à 20 ans, des chercheurs cherchaient.

It is a gigantic monster.

These were really pretty gigantic ones.

And 10 gigabit connection speeds means you're downloading a movie in a fraction of a second.

water who battles a gigantic shark with an appetite for swimmers in spite of a greedy Town Council who demands the

Now we're talking gigabytes.

that's 9 gigawatts we don't have to produce using something else that's a really good story for the environment even if we don't think that those are

There wasn't some gigantic star that could push it through.

Without opening a gigantic can of worms, I'm not going to-- I don't know if you want to comment on the current EPA, any

And this is a gigantic geodesic dome, glittering gold, created by Buckminster Fuller with seven TV screens, each showing a different still image created

It's basically a gigantic text analyzer.

He was a gigantic movie star, like as big a movie star as you could get.

There's no gigantic other thing that is kind of coming behind the book.

They're not like gigantic personalities that jump into a room, but they're confident enough to know that they take all advice and all ideas.

So one gigaton is about a billion cows worth of carbon dioxide.

So we have another gigantic volcanic event.

These are gigantic piles of lava that is dated to right around the time of the dinosaur extinction.

13.3 gigawatts. And it just completely dwarfs the bar graphs that precede it.

It was basically a gigantic adder that could print in order to print these books of tables that would be used by actuaries or navigators or whoever.

This thing was gigantic.