Results for: errors excepted
English English
errors exceptede.e.
(Telecommunications) ratio of bits received with errors to the total number of bits transmitted (expressed as a fraction or percent)BER (bit error rate)
(Telecommunications) ratio of bits received with errors to the total number of bits transmitted (expressed as a fraction or percent), BERbit error rate
ability to avoid errors, correctness, preciseness, exactnessaccuracy
acceptable, accurate, make right; punish, modify, point out errors in, punish to gain improvement, rectify defect, remove errors from, right; accurate, exact; propercorrect
act of making changes, alteration; proof sheet made to verify changes made and check for additional errors, alter something for correction or updating, give updated version of something, late stage of printed proof, make changes in order to improve som...revise
alteration that improves, amendment, making right; punishment, discipline, fall in prices, modification to calculation, punishment meant to improve, removing of errors, treatment of offenderscorrection
anthology, educational book, lay reader, lecturer at British university, one who reads; proofreader, one who reads documents and corrects errors; book containing a collection of passages for use in a lesson, reading device, somebody who reads, somebody...reader
bit error rate; (Telecommunications) ratio of bits received with errors to the total number of bits transmitted (expressed as a fraction or percent)BER
bug remover, computer program that finds software errors, program which corrects programming errors, program for finding bugs in source code (Computers)debugger
cause to be dishonest; pervert; spoil, taint, cause to rot, containing copying errors, containing errors, contaminate, contaminated, depraved, immoral or dishonest, introduce errors into data, make or become depraved, make or become dishonest, rotten, ...corrupt
check proofs for errors, read and mark mistakes; correct, edit, check for errorsproofread
clear place of insects, find and remove errors, refine; remove bugs, correct malfunctions (Computers), remove secret listening devicesdebug
code that checks identifies and corrects data errors in a computer (by joining it to each unit of data that is stored in memory and checking the data again on repeat reads), ECCError Correction Code
condition of having given birth, equality, equality of exchange rate, equality; extra bit added to bytes of computer data and are used to detect transmission errors (Computers)parity
 

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