Sentence examples for it has mark from inspiring English sources

If it has mark, TCP NewJersey assumes that the loss is caused by network congestion and proceeds as TCP NewReno [15] after estimating the available bandwidth for adjusting the size of cwnd, whereas, if the ack has no mark, TCP NewJersey assumes the loss is due to non-congestion and retransmits the dropped packet without reducing cwnd.

IT IS wholly characteristic of the world's most secretive state that it has marked what is potentially the biggest shift in its political history with complete official silence.

It has marked a new direction for global change research.

It has marked the politics of the Middle East ever since.

Popular with joggers and dog walkers, it has marked trails to waterfalls.

It has marked a shift in the public credibility of that policy.

Today, the community is almost three hundred thousand strong, and, since the collapse of the Soviet Union, it has marked May 18th by holding a public remembrance ceremony in Simferopol.

Since then, it has marked the season for thousands of children each year, with its magically growing tree, gliding bed, and adorable angels.

It has marked out his life so far and is likely to prove key to his commentary on racial tensions in America.

The BBC political satire The Thick Of It has marked a year which saw "omnishambles" recognised by the Oxford English Dictionary by taking two prizes at the British Comedy Awards.

It has marked the Queen's Diamond Jubilee over the weekend and a commemorative tree has already been planted.