Converse of object

• overrun: The gets ( ) function is a source of endless grief because it has no buffer overrun checks.

• flush: There's no equivalent to flush key buffer for mouse clicks.

Preposition: at

• ml/min: Procedure: The eluted fractions from the Ni-affinity Histrap columns were loaded on the gel filtration column in GF buffer at 0.80 ml/min.

Adjective modifier

• read-only: Returns: The new, read-only short buffer get public abstract short get ( ) Relative get method.

• 8mb: No need to install drivers, no power supply needed and an 8MB buffer should ensure all your data transfers go through unhindered.

• unchecked: An unchecked buffer exists in one of the functions that helps to locate incompletely removed applications on the system.

• uninsured: In the children's paper number you've uninsured kendall buffer in percent.

• binding: Once bound the resin was washed with a minimum of 15 mls binding buffer followed by a minimum of 20 mls wash buffer.

Modifies a noun

• overflow: For example, there are all sorts of remote buffer overflows written for the LINUX platform.

• zone: Around them would be the " buffer zones " where limited human activity would be allowed.

• cache: Home kernel buffer cache A linked list of buffers used to minimize the number of times a block-type device must be accessed.

• overrun: You learn how hackers conduct scans, buffer overruns, and denial-of-service attacks against UNIX and Windows systems.

• beam: The end view shows the slightly simplified version of the buffer beam.

• strip: Buffer strips can be a preventive measure for other activities.

Noun used with modifier

• lysis: The 3 liter pellets were resuspended in ~100 ml lysis buffer.

• elution: Procedure: Sample was loaded, washed with wash buffer and eluted in elution buffer.

• reorder: We will look at reorder buffers and scheduling algorithms later.

• kendall: In the children's paper number you've uninsured kendall buffer in percent.

• socket: A lan test of the effects of socket buffer size is shown here.

• no-spray: A wealth of similar studies have convinced seven American states to impose no-spray buffer zones of up to 2.5 miles around schools.