M
- noun
- Specialized
- The dashed line shows the result of applying a simple log-log extrapolation to the 4M and 8M points.
Examples
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The 4-week average at 8638 M vs. 8579 M one year ago was again up, +0.7% YoY.
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Mean wave height for the year in 1990 was 2.30 m (S.D.=0.91), and in 1994 it was 2.40 m (S.D.=0.85).
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Currently, there are 130 games with more than 1M monthly active players each.
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And finally, they have a one terabyte M SATA SSD now.
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Ages ranged from 17 to 31 (M = 18.78, SD = 1.81).
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Unit 3: Continents and Tectonic Plates, baseline, M = 3.2, range 3-4; intervention, M = 5.3, range 4-6 (see Figure 5).
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The file size of the video is 150M, which is suitable for streaming.
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This hard drive can store up to 500M of data.
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When measuring internet speed, a transfer rate of 10M per second is typical.
Synonyms
A unit for measuring digital information of about one million bytes
A measure of computer data equal to about one million bytes
A unit for measuring file size equal to about one million bytes
A unit of digital information used in computing equal to 1,048,576 bytes
A unit of computer data equal to 1,048,576 bytes
Compounds
- Specialized
An antibody found in the blood early in infection that fights germs and helps start longer protection
Surface Forms
Etymology
M for digital size comes from the prefix mega, from a Greek word meaning 'great' and often used to mean 'million'. So 5 M usually means about five million bytes (five megabytes), and that is a quick way to show how big a file is.