When required to choose which cypher you wish to use, FreeOTFE will present you with a list of all cyphers that are provided by the FreeOTFE drivers installed. These lists will display cypher names in the format: lt;cypher name> ([<mode>; ] <key size>/<block size>) Note: The key and block sizes shown are in bits, not bytes. AES (CBC; 256/128) This indicates that the cypher is AES, operating in CBC mode with a key size of 256 bits and a block size of 128 bits.

Mogul lamp bases include the first letter of every month of the year and the numbers 0-9 so that you may record the installation date.

Er – Erfle. An extremely good relatively wide-angle eyepiece with a flat field. Also used in good quality wide-angle binoculars. Use at f/6 and greater. K – Kellner. A 3-element eyepiece usually provided with budget telescopes. It is often used in binoculars. Use at f/7 and greater. Or – Orthoscopic. An excellent eyepiece, with a relatively small field of view by today's standards. Use at f/6 and greater. Pl – Plössl. A good mid-range eyepiece.

When required to choose which hash you wish to use, FreeOTFE will present you with a list of all hashes that are provided by the FreeOTFE drivers installed. These lists will display hash names in the format: lt;hash name> (<hash length>/<block size>) Note: The hash length and block sizes shown are in bits, not bytes. SHA-512 (512/1024) This indicates that the hash used is SHA-512, which generates 512 bit hash values, and processes data in 1024 bit blocks.

Prefix numbers (number to left of period) are the actual version numbers. Suffix numbers indicate that a new feature has been added, but not enough features to call it a version change. Suffix letters indicate minor error corrections (ie bug fix).

Yes, and the same holds true for both medium and mogul sockets. The socket must be pulse-rated at 4kv.

On some pennies you will find small numbers and letters near the catch notch. The letters indicate the company that engraved the die. For Instance, 'LE' stands for 'Lodestar Entertainment' (our company's former name), 'PC' stands for 'PennyCollector' (our new name), 'E' stands for 'Eurolink Manufacturing Corporation', etc. The numbers indicate the sequence in which each coin was produced. In our company, Sea World was the first location to have a custom coin made, and that coin has no number.

Each child within the generation is also numbered sequentially and each generation has a sequential letter. Sons and daughters are both numbered starting from 1, with sons appearing first. The letter - a, b, etc - appearing after the child number identifies the generation. Example: The first entry is numbered "1g" so this is the first child in the 7th generation in this particular lineage.

And finally yet importantly, we have 3 digits that tell if your shirt is the first or in this case 27th in the collection.

Holga 120S: Basic standard Holga, plastic lens, no features (According to Randy at holgamods.com, Holga has stopped manufacturing S's and only makes new N's)

The letters designate a grade of tea. TGFOP means Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe. We suggest you read "What is in a Name?" which is an article that explains all the naming and grading of tea.

In most cases, the value of a stamp is determined not only by how rare it is, but also its condition, so determining the grade of a stamp is important. The following guide should help. VF - Very Fine. Early issues may have part of the original glue (which collectors call gum) or no gum at all. Later issues have complete, undisturbed gum with no faults except hinging. The colour must appear fresh and bright with no fading. The paper must be free of all defects. The design will be well centred.

P" is your priority number. ?It determines the order of play. ?Lower numbers move first. (Priority #1 moves before Priority #2, etc...) In general... If you do more actions in the current turn, then your priority number for the next turn will be lower, and you will have a better chance of moving first in the turn. This could be good, this could be bad. Sometimes, you will want to move first, and sometimes you will want to move last. ?You will know more as you play more.

These called "headstamps" and usually identify the maker, caliber, or similar information. Sometimes there are small markings on the primer or bullet as well. Colored paint around the primer, on the tip of the bullet or at the joint between the bullet and the cartridge case are also used to identify ammunition.

From a posting by Tom Coradeschi to the rec.motorcycles newsgroup (And be sure to check out the cycle chronology at http://www.bike.bmw.com/english/infobox/120modelle/chronologisch.html): Roughly speaking, R stands for "rad" which is German for cycle. K stands for "Kompact" (Kompakt?) and is BMW's name for the drivetrain layout on those bikes. All of the R bikes (at least those currently in production) are boxer twins, while the K bikes have inline 3 or 4 cylinder engines.

code indicating the type of detergent package that the manufacturer uses in the oil; this looks like SE,SF,CD or such. The S codes are for gasoline engine applications; the C codes are for diesel engine applications. The second letter is assigned in sequence as new levels of protection are developed; thus SF is considered better than SE, SE is considered better than SD, and so forth. The more noticeable designation is the oil weight. This is either a single number (e.g.

The numbers in parenthesise indicate how many new topics (or posts) have been made since your last visit to the forums. Registered (anya, Camille, hudson702, Manuella, mindfreak, pharos, 1 invisible), 121 Guests and 51 Spiders online.

That 10-10-10 on the bag or bottle is best explained by remembering "up, down, all-around". The first number is the percentage of nitrogen by weight. Nitrogen promotes growth and green-up. The second number is the percentage of phosphorus by weight and is helpful for good root growth. The third number is the percentage of potassium by weight which promotes all-around plant health such as hardiness and disease resistance. Gordon's currently has 3 liquid fertilizers and a granular weed and feed.

SCSI ID numbers identify devices on the SCSI chain. Each device should have its own, unique ID number in the range 0-7. (If two devices on the SCSI chain have the same ID number, there will be a conflict and your system will not function correctly.) Higher numbered devices have higher priority-- get 'looked for' first-- so, it is standard practice to set the device you boot from to 6 or 7.

MapServer's version numbering scheme is very similar to Linux's. For example, a MapServer version number of 4.2.5 can be decoded as such: Minor version number. Increments in minor version number almost always relate to additions in functionality. From a developer's standpoint, MapServer version numbering scheme is also like Linux. Even minor version numbers (0..2..4..6) relate to release versions, and odd minor versions (1..3..5..7) correspond to developmental versions.

d" stands for "development". "b" stands for "beta test". For example, version 3.0b12 is "the 12th beta test version of MT-NewsWatcher 3.0". In general, all development versions precede all beta versions. So, for example, version 3.0d17 is earlier than 3.0b15. Version 3.0 final has no letter, and is just plain "3.0". All of the development and beta versions are earlier (older) than version 3.0 final.

The numbers that appear on the bottom of the discs refer to the weight of the disc in grams. The letters denote the disc model. Go to Disc Abbreviations to translate the letters that appear on the bottom of our discs.

The rendering of enumerators (the numbers or letters acting as list markers) is completely governed by the stylesheet, so either the browser can't find the stylesheet (try enabling the embed_stylesheet setting [--embed-stylesheet option]), or the browser can't understand it (try a recent Firefox, Mozilla, Konqueror, Opera, Safari, or even MSIE).

Individuals are represented with their alphanumeric designation, a common name, and a birthdate or estimated birthdate (est). The letter 'J' in 'J-8' represents the pod designation. There are three pods--J, K, and L--in the Southern Resident Community of whales. The number '8' in 'J-8' represents the eighth animal individually identified when the studies of these whales began in 1976. In most cases, the higher the number the younger the whale.

The four letters designate the Class of trade. You can learn more about the whole hierarchy by studying the Tutorials section.