Sentence examples for creates a session from inspiring English sources
When a client application creates a session with a trusted application, it connects to an "Instance" of that trusted application.
For each like request, the algorithm creates a session handler and stores it in the buffer of active clients.
When an MN creates a session with a CN, a session key is assigned by the HA to authenticate subsequent registration messages including binding update messages to its HA and binding warning messages to the MRT routers.
I am particularly pleased that, through discussion on Twitter, I managed to create a session that opens the meeting up, both in terms of location and discipline.
In order to start using ProTools, the first time you create a session you must set the hardware setup correctly: the interface MOTU 112D shoiuld be selected.
Is there any way I can use cell's.asc morphological data file in the above url with cell builder to create a session like the one used in extracellular_stim_and_rec.zip?
As stated above, SPDY will create a session of sorts that resides between HTTP and the data transportation.
All you need to do is create a session and throw out a link to all you want on the call.
As already mentioned in Section 2, in the IMS-based architectures the use of the SIP INVITE message is mandatory to create a session state and to provide an IPTV service [18, 19, 22, 23].
A new message interchange between initiator and responder takes place afterward, during which a Diffie-Hellman authenticated key exchange is used to create a session key, allowing to establish a pair of IPsec ESP Security Associations (SAs) between the initiator and the responder, as defined by the standard HIP.
Her insistence with members of the Global Forum on Innovation in Health Professional Education that health as an outcome be front and center led to an invitation to create a session with integrative nurse colleague Mary Jo Kreitzer, Ph.D., RN, that began to formulate the role of health and well-being in the coming era of team care.
