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native

(nā'tiv),
Adj. Used to describe an organ for which a transplant or bypass has been implanted (for example, native coronary artery).
[L. nativus, pertaining to birth, fr. nascor, natus, to be born]
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native

(nā′tĭv)
adj.
1. Originating, growing, or produced in a certain place or region; indigenous: a plant native to Asia.
2. Occurring in nature pure or uncombined with other substances: native copper.
3. Biochemistry Of or relating to the naturally occurring conformation of a macromolecule, such as a protein.
n.
An animal or plant that originated in a particular place or region.

na′tive·ly adv.
na′tive·ness n.
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native

Chemistry
Referring to an unaltered or ground state of a molecular species, in which in vivo biologic systems are presumed to function.
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native

a species that has colonized an area without human aid.
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For smaller users, the name of the game is still 4MM DDS-5 drives with 36GB native capacity. Such drives offer capacity, speed, and economy, to thousands of users of small to medium size networks.
The SAIT roadmap currently extends to a fourth-generation drive (SAIT-4), which is expected to feature up to 4TB of native capacity (10.4TB compressed).
Developed by Tandberg's partner Benchmark Storage Innovations Inc, the new offering delivers the same capacity and performance - a 40Gb native capacity and a 3Mb/s native transfer rate - as the Tandberg DLT1 tape drive but in a 5.25 inch half-high form factor.
Tape cartridge roadmaps are now projecting 1 terabyte or more of native capacity and it is imperative that as capacity increases, performance increases accordingly for disk and tape technologies.
Other features include data transfer rates up to 324Gb/hour, native capacity of 100Gb per cartridge and a remote diagnostics capability.
When configured with 16 drives, the system is scalable from 1TB to 24Tb native capacity and 21.6Gb/hour to 460.8Gb/hour native performance.
Today, the reverse is true as a single native capacity tape cartridge can hold the contents of any magnetic disk.
SuperDLT LoaderXpress offers a native capacity of up to 110Gb/cartridge and a data rate performance of up to 11Mb.
Sony has also expanded on the AIT technology with the release of SuperAIT (SAIT-l), a half-inch single-reel cartridge that boasts a native capacity of 500GB and will have a WORM version by the end of 2003.
The LibraryPro with Sony's AIT-1 drives will feature a per-module capacity of 20 AIT cartridges and they can be scaled up to nine modules for a maximum configuration of 6.3Tb native capacity (up to 16.4Tb with compression) and throughput of 259Gb/h (up to 674Gb/h with compression).
The 12GB native capacity of the DDS-3 format was derived from two key media improvements: a higher-coercivity (1700 oersted vs.
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