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octetAn eight-bit storage unit. In the international community, octet is often used instead of byte. octet 1. any group of eight, esp eight singers or musicians 2. a piece of music composed for such a group 3. Prosody another word for octave (sense 2) 4. Chem a group of eight electrons forming a stable shell in an atom octet [äk′tet] (atomic physics) A collection of eight valence electrons in an atom or ion, which form the most stable configuration of the outermost, or valence, electron shell. (particle physics) A multiplet of eight elementary particles, corresponding to a representation of the approximate unitary symmetry (SU3) of the strong interactions.
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1562),(1) de Montenay composed a series of one hundred militant Christian octets in the mid-1560s and closely supervised their illustration by a gifted Lyonnais etcher, Pierre Woeiriot, who was also of the reformed persuasion. 324M standard can be misinterpreted as limiting the number of allowable octets to 256 that a CCSRL-SDU can be comprised of. The IMTC 3G-324M activity group recently noted that the size of a data unit (CCSRL-SDU) must be limited to 256 octets; however, the maximum size of an NSRP command that packs a CCSRL segment is 2048 octets. |
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