Sentence examples for connection waiting from inspiring English sources

The chapter explains that if a client uses TCP/IR it cannot connect to an IPX/SPX connection waiting on the server and it needs to find a TCP or IP connection.

For each client that connects, the server needs to have a connection waiting that uses the protocol that the client has installed.

(There will always teenagers with no money but a fast Internet connection, waiting to download the latest game at the drop of a hat).

In other words, If the connection waited for more than 50% of its duration and it was not scheduled then it is blocked or not served.

I've made far more useful connections through Twitter than I have through LinkedIn, and Biz Stone and the boys don't feel the need to send me billions of pleading emails about how I have new "connections" waiting for me.

The impact of this spectrum overload in the US will be measured by more than just the frequency of dropped calls and longer connection wait-times by American consumers: they will also be measured by missed economic opportunity, slower innovation, and sluggish job growth for American communities.

If no client connection is waiting to be accepted, the call to unix-socket-accept will block.

LS-SCTP retransmission mechanism accelerates the delivery of missing data to the receiver in order to prevent stalling the transport connection while waiting for missing data chunks.

According to IETF, it does this by "allowing a client to send data to a server in the first round trip of a connection, without waiting for the TLS handshake to complete if the client has spoken to the same server recently".

Most connections are waiting to see how much rain falls on Newbury where the going remained the same at good to soft on the chase course and good to soft, soft in places on the hurdles track after a dry day yesterday.

"The space and quiet that idleness provides is a necessary condition for standing back from life and seeing it whole, for making unexpected connections and waiting for the wild summer lightning strikes of inspiration -- it is, paradoxically, necessary to getting any work done". With the in mind, make it a point to schedule "downtime" in your calendar.