Sentence examples for addresses whose from inspiring English sources

IPv6 — Internet Protocol version 6 — offers advanced security and privacy options, but more important, many more I.P. addresses, whose supply on the present Internet (IPv4) is almost exhausted.

Ms. DeGuilme and her family are among thousands of victims, at 920 addresses, whose mail was not delivered by Mr. Clark.

Since then, he's done comedy on TV, played the landlord on "Flight of the Conchords," played a mobster on "Delocated," played Gene, started a huge comedy festival jokingly named after himself, given two commencement addresses whose videos went viral, toured with rock bands, and been mugged while hanging out with Michael Stipe in Mexico.

Thus far, we investigated how to prevent MITM attacks for the IP addresses whose corresponding MAC addresses are known already.

Let us consider an aggregate query agq, which counts the emails sent to given addresses, whose source code is shown in Listing 4. Open image in new window.

We foresee reducing the computational cost by using analytical methods to dismiss combinations that cannot produce high miss count variations (e.g. addresses hardly interleave) and creating buckets of addresses whose behaviour is almost identical, so that combinations including one of them need to be explored once rather than exploring each one of them.

He wrote from an e-mail address whose whimsical name, he said, "the Russians may have a harder time guessing".

O'Leary has been incensed that eDreams is advertising lower, non-existent fares, and using a web address whose URL contains the name Ryanair and uses its branding.

The note became the centerpiece of the documentary series because the film-makers found an envelope stamped with Durst's name and office address whose block-letter writing closely resembled the note sent by the killer.

"I thought the Kennedy speech is interesting," he said of the inaugural address whose quotable cadences and stirring ask-nots have haunted every president and presidential speechwriter for the past four decades.

This veiled quality suffused the entire address, whose central motif was stated early on: "The time has come to put away childish things... to reaffirm our enduring spirit; to choose our better history".