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  • adjective before a charge

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pre- +‎ charge

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Examples

  • CPS are a bloody disgrace and now they are rowing back on the debacle of precharge advice.

    Police Do As They Are Told Shock!!!! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009

  • Pretax, precharge profit—a figure closely watched by U.K. analysts—was £2.2 billion, driven by improvements in the bank's wholesale and retail-banking divisions.

    Bad Irish Loans Hit Lloyds Margot Patrick 2011

  • The U.K. already has the longest period of precharge detention -- at 28 days -- in the Western world, dwarfing the two days allowed in the U.S., six in France, and five in Russia.

    Britain's Brown Claims Rare Win 2008

  • RAM should be given sufficient wait states and precharge cycles.

    OS/2 Frequently Asked Questions List by Timothy F. Sipples 1993

  • The third number DDR2 RAM uses a ball-grid array to mount Many early P4 machines used RDRAM, is the tRP (row precharge time), which is the the chip to the DIMM for better performance. which has all but been abandoned. number of clock cycles between a precharge command and the active command.

    Recently Uploaded Slideshows vbdotnetnrew 2010

  • Finally, it determines the two vehicles are on a collision course to the insurance agent's office and the system begins to precharge the brake calipers.

    detnews.com - Metro-State 2009

  • A technique for reducing average power consumption in an OTP array is minimizing the number of unnecessary switching and precharge operations.

    EE Times-Asia 2008

  • She said scroll down to 'column 647': On a matter of principle, I cannot support 42 days’ precharge detention.

    B2fxxx 2008

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