Sentence examples for client establishes from inspiring English sources

Under all these modes, the client establishes a sequence of HTTP connections, measuring the resulting RTT.

In the client's registration process (step 0), the client establishes an account that the broker uses to charge her for the different e-coins that she will obtain (in the withdrawal process) from the broker to make the payments.

When a client establishes a connection to the service, the server will create a new session for the client.

Officer Moreno's lawyers have argued that their client established a rapport with the woman when he escorted her upstairs.

At the same time, he obtained a license to practice law in Mexico and helped a client establish one of the first maquiladoras — American-owned factories — there.

Daniel A. Conti, Mr. Davidson's lawyer, acknowledged yesterday that his client established the account but said he acted "at the behest of supervisors".

HTTP in its 1.0 version was "stateless": each new request from a client established a new connection instead of handling all similar requests through the same connection between a specific client and server.

A mobile agent has the capability of migrating to a base station that is currently serving a mobile client, establishing a virtual connection to the client.

The phone call provided an opportunity for the linkage coordinator to speak directly with the client, establish some initial rapport, and schedule a convenient time and place to meet with the client to discuss the linkage to care program.

For instance, Haines's multifamily office in Alabama will help clients establish a theme for their philanthropic giving, create a family foundation and visit potential recipients.

Chittagong Muhammad Yunus, (born June 28 , 1940 Chittagong, East Bengal [now Bangladesh]), Bangladeshi economist and founder of the Grameen Bank, an institution that provides microcredit (small loans to poor people possessing no collateral) to help its clients establish creditworthiness and financial self-sufficiency.