| rdfs:comment
| - Like all of the townie plumbots, he doesn't have a trait chip. He has mastered in Advanced Technology.
- Binary or structures of just two opposing positions characterize many political narratives. Rants often pair just two positions, one that is descibed as correct and one that is described as wrong. However, binaries can also be used more subtly by counterposing opposite poles to make positions between them appear more rational. Thus on page 112 in his 2016 book Trouble in the Tribe Dov Waxman pairs the "vociferous" ideological Left with the "strident" ideological Right.
- Binary is the 99th level in Chip's Challenge 2. It was created by Chuck Sommerville.
- Binary was a Zionite operative that was part of a "party" which was suspected to be a front for the Cypherites. It is assumed that he was a Cypherite spy or he just didn't know. In any case, He refused to give the Zion player access to the sole computer in the area, which was assumed to have been the terminal which hacked into the Zion mainframe.
- Binary is "[a] system of numeration consisting of only two digits, zero and one." All information stored and transmitted on modern computers is in binary form.
- sequence of bits which is uncomprehensible for a human, and which requires a machine to be of any use.
- This is the listing for the agency Binary within Global Agenda
- Tak jak reszta botów z przyszłości, Binary posiada ukrytą cechę Sima z przyszłości oraz 10 punktów umiejętności technologii zaawansowanej.
- The binary numeral system, or base-2 number system represents numeric values using two symbols, usually 0 and 1. More specifically, the usual base-2 system is a positional notation with a radix of 2. Owing to its straightforward implementation in digital electronic circuitry using logic gates, the binary system is used internally by all modern computers. Simple Conversions
* 1- 1
* 10- 2
* 11- 3
* 100- 4
* 101- 5
* 110- 6
* 111- 7
* 1000- 8
* 1001- 9
* 1010- 10
- Also known as 'Droidspeak', Binary is a codifying of the chirps, beeps, whistles and bleeps emitted by non-vocalizer equipped droids allowing them to audially communicate with sentients and one another. Techs and others who work around droids a lot can learn to parse it into words and phrases, though in execution it's more a series of sounds conveying meaning rather than specifics.
- Binary is the gatekeeper and mermaid of Aquari-Yum. She is green with long reddish pinkish purplish hair. She has a yellow shirt, a blue hat, and purple lips.
- Binary is the sentient AI of a Combined CAD under the current ownership of Agents Rayner Blitzkrieg and Evangeline von Lilith. While not a registered agent per se, he is nonetheless a regular participant in missions as both a trainee and a character analysis program. He is written by SkarmorySilver.
- Binary, also known as Carol Danvers, is a character in X-Men. Image:Stub.png This article is a stub. You can help X-Pedia by [ expanding it].
- Binary is a techno-thriller novel written by Michael Crichton in 1972 under the pen-name John Lange. Michael Crichton also directed Pursuit, a TV-Movie version.[1][2] The story of both the book and the film revolve around a deadly nerve agent composed by combining two different chemicals. Hard Case Crime republished the novel under Crichton's name in 2013.[3]
- Binary ist das 53. Hörspiel der Companion Chronicles und erschien im März 2012.
- Binary was a crewman of the Vigilant. She seemed to be a pair with Vector. She volunteered to help Morpheus assist the One to enter the Source. Their task was to disable a backup generator of the local nuclear plant. However Vigilant was destroyed by Sentinels before they could complete the mission, and all died.
- Also known as 'Droidspeak', Binary is a codifying of the chirps, beeps, whistles and bleeps emitted by non-vocalizer equipped droids allowing them to audially communicate with sentients and one another. Techs and others who work around droids a lot can learn to parse it into words and phrases, though in execution it's more a series of sounds conveying meaning rather than specifics. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
- A place almost, but not quite, entirely unlike a library (evil!). You can go to a binary and enjoy the pre-sorted accounts of truthiness (on CD of course, books are evil!). Located on the right side of every binary is the important section, traditionally painted in white, while the left side is always kept in black, always quarantined and no real American would ever go there anyway. Also, binary describes a system of numbers for people who are too stupid to learn more than two numbers or can't count higher than 1. Apparently, there are only 10 types of people in the world:
|
![[RDF Data]](/fct/images/sw-rdf-blue.png)