Similar words: terahertz, gigantic, gigabyte, hertz, gigantism, quartz, gig, comfort zone. Meaning: n. 1,000,000,000 periods per second.
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1. Nokia's current top models, the N8 and the E7, use 680 MHz (megahertz) processors, while rivals top models already use 1 GHz (gigahertz) and faster processors.
2. Ultrafast operational speed larger than gigahertz can be expected from this all-optical scheme.
3. A 3.2 gigahertz processor sends out around 3.2 billion pulses each second.
4. A gigahertz TEM cell is developed according to the principle of asymmetric rectangular coaxial line.
5. As the operating frequency reaches over gigahertz , the effect of inductance can no longer be ignored as it used to be.
6. If you intend to map a large number (more than 50) nodes, or rendering graphs with large Web-page thumbnails, make sure you have a gigahertz processor and multiple gigabytes of RAM.
7. If current design trends continue, he said, microchips will be running at 30 gigahertz by the end of the decade.
8. A few years ago people buying computers only looked at megahertz, or how many gigahertz , and so on.
9. In a traditional atomic clock , atoms are illuminated by microwaves, in the gigahertz frequency range.
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10. Planck detects light that we can't see with our eyes -- light with low frequencies ranging from 30 to 857 gigahertz.
11. The trouble is that commercially available rectifiers can only cope with frequencies of up to 100 gigahertz.
12. Up until recently, this was accomplished by accelerating the clock speed, which has leaped from kilohertz to gigahertz in my lifetime.
13. This device could make it possible to manufacture electroluminescent diodes of entangled photon pairs, with rates close to one gigahertz (in other words around on billion hertz).
14. You'll also need a processor with a speed of at least one gigahertz.
15. Most advanced FPGAs can handle parallel bus speeds of hundreds of megahertz and have serial interfaces that operate in the gigahertz range.
16. Each bit can flip 1020 times per second, equivalent to a clock speed of 100 giga - gigahertz.
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