increments

In this way, they paid services they used frequently as they used them and in increments they didn't mind.

Rather than paying a monthly fee, users buy access to the Wi-Fi hotspots by increments of time.

It's basically designed around performing a single-cycle 24x24->56b multiple-accumulate with two memory reads and address increments, with zero loop overhead.

You prefer to work in small increments, trying things out and iterating rapidly, tightening the feedback loop as much as possible.

A double tap on the minute picker switches between 1- and 5-minute increments, afaik.

Yes, unfortunately: other providers like Verizon also price their data at $10/GB increments.

I'm staying with Firefox for the time being even though Chrome maximises screen real estate and scrolls better (larger increments).

Spiral is waterfall with short iterations and the predecessor to Agile's increments.

So did the lack of atomic increments and decrements (volatile ain't sufficient).

Wherein you design capability to be released in different increments.

No one I generally know writes good or relevant code in 15 minute increments.

I would go 50/50 equities / bond fund and use $/£ cost averaging to buy in increments over say the next 12 months.

But it can also be too specific, like saying "the rule is that the exponent increments by one with each step to the right." That matches the given evidence, and tests with other base numbers will succeed too.

Rust core team has taken the approach of breakage without major version increments being acceptable as long as they deem the breakage "minor" (based on crates.io and companies they have close relationships to).

In case any one was wondering the difference between "s++" and "++s" (the former of which is probably more common), prepending the "++" increments the variable before returning it, whereas appending it would increment after returning the value.