Bit

Entertainment / Video Games / Bit: In the early 90's, this term was often used to indicate the technical capabilities of a console. For example, the NES was 8-bit and the Genesis was 16-bit. The term was originally intended to describe the number-crunching power of the CPU (central processing unit), but unscrupulous PR firms abused the term for their own purposes, expanding its definition and rendering it meaningless.
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Bit Noun Synonyms: morsel, piece, scrap, fragment, shred, particle, grain, crumb
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Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program

Business / Agriculture / Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program: A program established by the FAIR Act of 1996 to promote voluntary implementation of on-farm management practices to improve wildlife habitat. Landowner activities under this program implement a state MORE

Disinhibition

Science / Psychiatry / Disinhibition: Freedom to act according to ones inner drives or feelings, with less regard for restraints imposed by cultural norms or ones superego; removal of an inhibitory, constraining, or limiting influence, as MORE

F Orbital

Science / Chemistry / F Orbital: An orbital with angular momentum quantum number ell = 2. The f orbitals generally have 3 nuclear nodes and rather complex shapes. MORE