Yes, if they both are documented to play Microcassette™ tapes.
yes
microinstruction: An instruction that controls data flow and instruction-execution sequencing in a processor at a more fundamental level than machine instructions. Note: A series of microinstructions is necessary to perform an individual machine instruction.a micro instruction specifies one or more micro oprations for the system.
a teleporting machine a micro freeze that freezes instead of melting
Micro-operations are detailed low-level instructions used in some designs of computer central processing units. They mainly implement complex machine instructions.
in computer central processing units, micro-operations (also known as a micro-ops or μops) are detailed low-level instructions used in some designs to implement complex machine instructionsA micro-operation is an elementary CPU operation, performed during one clock pulse.An instruction consists of a sequence of micro-operations.
A microprogram is a program that is consisted of micro code, which is the lowest level language possible on a computer. Microcode is even more low level than machine code and acts a platform for machine code to run on top of, directing the physical operations of the processor by itself.
The "German war machine" refers to the industrial complex underlying Germany's successful World War II military campaigns and strategies, e.g. Blitzkrieg.
1:25:01 exactly. Look in the recipe book.
Here are almost all French appliance names that start with "M": "machine à laver" (washing machine) "magnétophone" (tape recorder) "magnétoscope" (VCR) "mixer" (mixer, the kitchen appliance) "moulin à café" (coffee grinder) "machine à pain" (bread maker or bread machine) "micro-ondes" or "four micro-ondes" (microwave oven) "mini four" (countertop oven)
no,it does not have the webcam.sry it needs the webcam and the MMI(machine man interface)software too.once again,not included:(
Micro instrutionA single instruction in microcode. It is the most elementary instruction in the computer, such as moving the contents of a register to the arithmetic logic unit (ALU). It takes several microinstructions to carry out one complex machine instruction (CISC). Also called a "micro-op" or "µop," microinstructions differ within the same computer family and even the same vendor. For example, although all are x86 chips, the microcode for Intel's Pentium 4, Pentium M and AMD's Athlon are not the same. The software programmer never sees microinstructions, and they are not documented for the public.Machine code - simple instructions that are executed directly by the CPU.In other words, it takes many micro instructions to make a machine code. Micro Instructions work with the ALU wheras Machine Code works directly with the CPU