How to pronounce“registers”in English

registers and therefore it doesn't work and so we tested this product and

Those registers are hard-wired chips that had flip-flops in it that are not classical memory elements.

Flash illumination registers most obviously when the photographer deliberately calls attention to the artifice that they're employing, as here, not least

And the different registers here just have different sounds.

The National Earthquake Information Center registers about 20,000 earthquakes globally each year, but very few of those can be felt at all.

And so do our cash registers, receipts.

he was at National Cash Registers.

They literally are hard-wired registers that you can read to and write to.

After that they go after the land registers and maybe the tax documents.

small organ called the amydala uh that registers emotion but particularly has

You can rewrite memory above by combining your segment and offset registers to a number bigger than one megabyte, and you get an extra

This is actually what people are ringing up at cash registers.

I combine little Gates that do logic and little registers that hold things temporarily to do this computer be this computer and

He could play anything, high registers.

You can do other things like move bytes around in and out of registers to do bit field and certain in a single cycle.

Copies of Rushdie's book were to be kept near the cash registers-- no, behind the cash registers-- no, in the back of the store, the stockroom, where

sweatshop, writing longhand in thick registers.

steaming sweatshop, writing longhand in thick registers.

invaded, but that our mind unconsciously registers that there is a risk of aggression, being so close to a stranger in a situation where there's no opportunity to escape if

In the limbic system there is a small organ called the amygdala that registers emotion but particularly has an ability to recognize when somebody else out there has a fearful

So when you go into the door, the software registers you in the door and tells you you haven't been-- you've only been doing an hour that week

Gradually crawling in stop-and-go traffic toward the Bay Bridge, the absurdity of answer registers.

If they lock onto a letter for 2/10 of a second, that registers a letter.

And anytime you pass into a cell site, your phone registers.

um for underclassman so I had to take a graduate course and it taught all about computers and the registers inside the

Things are going to get better, and it is one of the most dominant emotional registers in our culture today.

being out of step with computers but there are social consequences of being out of step with your friends and it registers as pain I thought that was a

In the US, it's been estimated that chip and pin added about 116 million hours every year waiting at cash registers.

By the way, to-do lists are one of the worst things you can do for your personal productivity because to-do lists are nothing but registers of output.

of the mind, which, remember, registers everything you know.

they can understand them, they can move up, they can reproduce, they can talk with a lot of registers.

Thatís the very first prototype shift register, is a, we think like shift registers been there forever, but it had, somebody had to, so they went to about 7 different versions of shift

I should point out that one of the points I make in the book is that human relations are not all exchange, there are many different moral registers in which we interact with

When you stand on the scale, it registers as weight gain, but you're healthier because your waist line has gone down and that's what's

So those cameras now have the ability to know who you are, and they have the ability now to interface with the registers where you buy things—and to keep track of what you

To me it is just a distilled thought; something that registers quickly; doesn't require a