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lead-inThe first part of a CD-R recording session, which starts 25 mm from the dead center of the disc and takes up 4,500 sectors. The table of contents is written into the lead-in when the session is closed. Its purpose is to allow the drive to synchronize and to hold the table of contents. If the disc is not closed, it contains the address of the next session. Contrast with lead-out. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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467, Piano Reduction--HN 766, by Norbert Gertsch/Piano reduction and fingering; cadenzas and lead-ins by Andras Schiff. My words alone cannot truly honor the mighty war beast this is, but the barrage of blackened deathfluence, shrilling lead-ins, and necrotic chaos assault me. Patterson edits and provides introductory comments on each writer along with lead-ins to their stories. |
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