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At the same time, the FSIA stops short of requiring that the foreign minister person-ally receive or sign for the service packet: As long as the service packet is "addressed and dispatched..
Ante, at 8. In short, I agree with the majority that §1608(a)(3) requires that the service packet be dispatched to an address for the foreign minister.
The clerk certified that the service packet had been sent and, a few days later, certified that a signed receipt had been returned.
Interpreting §1608(a)(3) to require that a service packet be sent to a foreign minister's own office rather than to a mailroom employee in a foreign embassy better harmonizes the rules for determining when service occurs.
Under this regulation, the Department may deliver the service packet "to the embassy of the foreign state in the District of Columbia" "[i]f the foreign state so requests or if otherwise appropriate". 22 CFR §93.1(c)(2) (2018).
To serve a foreign state by certified mail under the FSIA, the service packet must be "addressed and dispatched by the clerk of the court to the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the foreign state concerned". Ibid.
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Service packets in PTLS are forwarded almost only once on average as shown in Figure 4(c), while service packets in GLS generally take more hops as shown in Figure 4 d).
From these simulations, we show that the service packets-loss rate is affected by the three parameters of our analysis.
Figures 11 and 12 show the delay for the service and control packets, and the service packets-loss rate, by the messages generation rate chosen by the message manager.
This second step verifies temporal and operational constraints by measuring the delays of messages before their sending on the appropriate queue, and the service packets-loss rate. .
However, the service packets-loss rate remains almost negligible in most cases of the network context and the ego node charge.
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