Re: Licence or license?
Jan Henning wrote:
..."giga" is...ten to the ninth power multiple of something,
or a thousand million.
Not in my wildest imaginings can I picture myself using "giga" for any power of ten.
No? Not as in GHz, even?
(Disregarding the slightly different definition is sometimes
has for computer memory.)
Sometimes? That's the only usage I've *ever* heard until your message.
--David
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