Definitions for "States"
Keywords:  territories, rtap, colo, calif, mariana
As defined in Chapter 1 of Title 23, the 50 States comprising the United States, plus the District of Columbia, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. However, for the purposes of some programs (e.g., Sections 18, 16, and RTAP) the term may also include territories (Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands).
Do not abbreviate U.S. states.
Always spell out the names of states and territories when standing on their own, and unless it's a list or mailing address, it's preferable to spell out state names even when followed by a city, (but use Washington, D.C.). When abbreviated, it's preferable to use the long abbreviation, e.g., Calif., Colo. (see Chicago 14.17), except when used in a mailing address (CA, CO, DC).
Keywords:  ivens, klinik, verhaeghen, dirk, marc
States is a best-of compilation with Klinik, released after Dirk Ivens and Marc Verhaeghen decided to part ways.
States are stages of error or partial consciousness associated with particular times in one's life, such as Innocence and Experience. States persist but apply only temporarily to any given individual. See also classes.
At different stages in the creating of a plate the artist will check his progress by test printing or taking a "state" proof. A state will always differ in some way, even if minute, from the final edition image.
While an artist is pulling proofs of a print, he may make changes or corrections which alter the plate. Each time a plate is changed, it is said to be in a "state."
Keywords:  iobs, clb, readback, golf, flip
a and has This set golf set and Offset comfortable high feel
The values stored in the memory elements of a device (flip-flops, RAMs, CLB outputs, and IOBs) that represent the state of that device for a particular readback (time). To each state, there corresponds a specific set of logical values.
Keywords:  flashapp, helpful
a helpful FlashApp about the U
Keywords:  status, see, player, 'page, line
see player states
See either call state or line state.
See 'page status'.