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granularityThe degree of modularity of a system. More granularity implies more flexibility in customizing a system, because there are more, smaller increments (granules) from which to choose. granularity [‚gran·yə′lar·əd·ē] (graphic arts) The distribution of grains in a portion of photographic material that has been uniformly exposed and processed. (petrology) The feature of rock texture relating to the size of the constituent grains or crystals. (systems engineering) The degree to which a system can be broken down into separate components, making it customizable and flexible.
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In addition to more granularity, business leaders also want mechanisms to promote better communication and understanding among finance and IT managers. The M25PE80 offers a thin granularity for erase and program very suitable for BIOS parameters. Ford deals with topics as difficult as granularity, quantum numbers, superposition, entanglement, and the uncertainty principle, but he uses explanations and examples that make these concepts easy to understand and quantum weirdness far less daunting. |
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