Charity, as used in the Massachusetts Sunday law, includes whatever proceeds from a sense of moral duty or a feeling of kindness and humanity, and is intended wholly for the […]

In English law . An ecclesiastical court, held in the cathedral of each diocese, the judge whereof is the bishop’s chancellor , who judges by the civil canon law; and, […]

In ecclesiastical law . The diocese of a bishop, or the circuit In which he has jurisdiction ; the office of a bishop. 1 Bl. Comm. 377-382.

A digit in binary code. It is a b and is the smallest unit for computing information . The information is stored in 0s and 1s. Refer to byte.

The bits stored per the storage medium’s area. The more densith the more storage ability of the computer medium.

The bits used in audio or video files that are the smallest unit. The more depth the higher quality image or sound.

A rate or error in media sent over wire or cables. It is used to calculate transmission quality by comparing it to the total bits sent. It is shown as […]

the bits in a digital key used to encode and decode it. The longer the length the harder to hack.

The monochrome image on a computer. Each dot matches the bit on memory. Each pixel needs 8 or more bit depth.

The speed it takes the transferring data to get to the computer that requested it. It is shown in bits/second or bps.

The font used in bit mapped dots. Each font is a seperate file and cannot be changed without jagged edges.

Graphics of the bit map of a computer. They cannot be changed without leaving distrotion or jagged edges.

The magnetic tapes bit density used to back up any application on a computer.

The bits that are traveling throught a medium at any second.

Fictitious names applied to pieces of land, and used as examples in the old books.

Old Scotch statutes passed in the reigns of the Stuarts and down to the year 1580 or 15S7, so called because printed in black letter. Bell

In English law . An old record frequently referred to by Cowell and other early writers.

A book of the highest authority in admiralty matters, generally supposed to have been compiled during the reign of Edward III. with additions of a later date. It contains the […]

The name of an ancient book kept in the English exchequer, containing a collection of treaties, conventions , charters, etc.

Any device whose inputs and outputs are known but not well. The process may not be fully understood or known due to a confidentiality need. Refer to white box.

When the input of advertising is used to study the output or buying.

A trading system investors use as rules for selling and buying signals. The secrecy of this method is appealing to the investors.

The head-dress worn by the judge in pronouncing the sentence of death. It is part of the judicial full dress, and is worn by the judges on occasions of especial […]

A name given collectively to the body of laws , statutes, and rules in force in various southern states prior to 1805, which regulated the institution of slavery, and particularly […]

An untraceable untaxable deal that is not affecting the GDP. Third world and first world countries use this cash based system. They are kept in secret books. It is illegal […]