Sentence examples for it appends from inspiring English sources
The intermediate nodes discard any packet when the packet contains the same ID that it has seen before or it finds its address in the recorded route; otherwise, it appends its address to route record in the RREQ packet [24, 25].
Else, it sends a GET with the "if-modified-since" field to A. c) Server A notices an empty Referrer field, so it appends to its address a random number to form the session id (SID).
Else, it sends a GET with the "if-modified-since" field to A. Server A notices an empty Referrer field, so it appends to its address a random number to form the session id (SID).
As a result, Basque is generally characterized as a suffixing language; that is, it appends suffixes to words.
When you install Tweetcred, it appends a "credibility ranking" to all of the tweets in your feed, when viewed on twitter.com.
It appends some nodes of the PSPM to lower and higher places than the node of the transformed target knowledge.
Raising most of its prices, it appended this note to credit card slips: "Following the custom in Japan, Sushi Yasuda's service staff are fully compensated by their salary.
This service would allow you to register a URL by requesting a message from it, appending your own public key to it and posting it to that URL.
Though the Mazhilis passed the law on April 30th, it appended hundreds of amendments to the government's original proposals.One of these provided for farmers to receive plots of land free.
Twitter did say it "hashed" passwords — which involves mashing up users' passwords with a mathematical algorithm — and "salted" them, meaning it appended random digits to the end of each hashed password to make it more difficult, but not impossible, for hackers to crack.
Living Social did say it "hashed" passwords — which involves mashing up users' passwords with a mathematical algorithm — and "salted" them, meaning it appended random digits to the end of each hashed password to make it more difficult, but not impossible, for hackers to crack.
