Brain cells that respond to actions performed by someone else by mimicking the action are called: mirror neurons. In an experiment, the group of participants who receive the imposed treatment or special condition is referred to as the ______ group.
It so happens that there are only 16 different ways to write 0's and 1's four times. So something called hexademical code can be used to make the numbers shorter by translating each nibble (or half-a-byte) like this:
Dword and Qword has nothing to do with the bit version of Windows. To make things simple a Qword is four 16-bit words not one 64-bit word. This is why a Qword can exist on a x86 machine. Some computer architectures define the term dword (double word) to be a unit of data that is twice the size of a word. The x86 platform originally had a word size of 16 bits (2 bytes) and that usage of the term is confusingly retained even though the actual processor word size is now 32 bits or even 64 bits.