Dȳ-ăd'ic, a.
a. [Gr. δυαδικός, from δύο, two.] Pertaining to the number two; consisting of two parts or elements.
Dyadic arithmetic, a system in which only two significant figures are used; — the same as binary arithmetic. See BINARY.
a. [Gr. δυαδικός, from δύο, two.] Pertaining to the number two; consisting of two parts or elements.
Dyadic arithmetic, a system in which only two significant figures are used; — the same as binary arithmetic. See BINARY.