FFT and similar algorithms split the frequency range up into chunks, typically of fixed length; these are bins.
A number which uniquely identifies a financial institution; also known as the routing number. This number is printed on all checks, deposit slips, or other financial papers issued by a bank. This BIN is used to route all transactions through the correct bank.
4-6 digit identification numbers assigned to both cardholder and merchant banks.
an identification number consisting of a two-part code assigned to banks and savings associations; the first part shows the location and the second identifies the bank itself
a container, where each element stores the total number of pixel samples of an image whose values lie within a given range
Basic identification number. (See explanation elsewhere in technical section of this catalogue.)
The 6-digit range of numbers assigned by the Federal Bureau of Standards and used by card companies to identify their financial transactions. The DIscover® range begins with '6' (6xxxxx), the MasterCard® range begins with '5' (5xxxxx), and the VISA® range begins with '4' (4xxxxx).
of particle measurement instruments, a subset of the total range of particles counted, based on size. Many particle counting instruments measure the size of a particle while counting and then sort the total number of counts into bins. Some instruments have the size ranges of the bins set at the factory, while some designs allow the user to set the ranges of the bins. Also called channel.
Bank Identification Number. The first six digits of a Visa or MasterCard account number. This number is used to identify the card-issuing institution.
Bank Identification Number - the six-digit number permanently assigned to a financial institution, which is used to route transactions in the Visa I/II record format. See also CRI.
Bank Identification Number. The six-digit number assigned by Visa and MasterCard to identify a member (Issuer or Acquirer) or processor for authorization, clearing or settlement processing. The Issuer assigns the six digits as the first six digits of the card number. The Acquirer assigns the six digits as the first six digits of the merchant number. A Visa number always begins with “4â€, MasterCard numbers with a “5â€.
Bank Identification Number. the first six digits of a credit card, debit card, charge card, etc. These identify the institution that issued the card to the card holder. Online merchants may use BIN lookups to help validate transactions. For example, if the credit card's BIN indicates a bank in one country, while the customer's billing address is in another, the transaction may call for extra security.
Bank Identification Number. The first six digits of a credit card, debit card, or any charge card identifying the bank that issued the card.
ank dentification umber - a unique series of numbers assigned by Visa/MasterCard to a member institution, which identifies that institution in transaction processing. The BIN comprises the first six digits of a standard credit card number.
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Card issuer identification number
See Bank Identification Number.
(Bank Identification Number) The 6-digit range of numbers assigned by the Federal Bureau of Standards and used by card companies to identify their financial transactions. Visa's range is 4xxxxx and MasterCard's is 5xxxxx.
Bank Identification Number. the numbers on the credit card, which unambiguously determine the issuing bank. Usually these are the first six numbers.
A range of values used for grouping purposes. In statistics, values are often grouped into bins to make generalizations, or to draw comparisons. For example, Our system usually places chemicals in bins based on their toxicity using 10 bins. Bin 1 includes the 10% of chemicals with the lowest toxicity, while bin 10 includes the 10% of chemicals with the highest toxicity .
The bank identification number with the card schemes.
The first six digits of the account number appearing on the card. Each state implements a unique BIN for state program identification.
Bank Identification Number. Visa/MasterCard assigns unique, identifying numbers to each member acquiring or issuing bank. These numbers identify parts of both credit card and merchant account numbers.
An electronic capability in the memory of some advanced pulse generators which stores a certain type of data. Bins are usually associated with rate ranges. For example, one cardiac event is recorded by the pulse generator, classified by rate range and then stored in the bin for that rate range. Bin counts can later be interrogated. biphasic. A waveform morphology having both a positive and negative deflection.
BANK IDENTIFICATION NUMBER. The digit identification number assigned to both cardholder and merchant banks.
Bank Identification Number. The first six digits of a Visa or MasterCard account number, which identifies the bank that issued the card.
One of a series of equal intervals in a range of data. This term is commonly used to describe the divisions in a histogram.
Bank Identification Number. A unique series of numbers assigned by MasterCard or VISA to a principal member institution that identifies the member in transaction processing. It is the first three to six digits of a standard cardholder account number and can be used by the member's affiliates, if necessary.