Figure 1 depicts the legacy B-MAC as defined in Section 9.2.7 of the IEEE 802.11 protocol specification [5].
But Tarkanian's epic battle with the N.C.A.A. -- one that came to symbolize the systemwide conflicts over recruiting standards -- defined his legacy as much as his on-court victories.
Instead, we should consider that this album doesn't so much define their legacy as inform the future of what lies beyond EDM.
Otherwise, the receiver sends a legacy CTS packet back to the sender and then the conventional procedure as defined in IEEE 802.11 standard is processed.
Neither security tokens nor cash-settled bitcoin derivatives (e.g., ETFs or futures) are crypto/legacy hybrids as defined here.
Like that of any secretary general, Annan's legacy was defined as much by his relationship with the United States and its leaders as by his actions.
Mr. Kane predicted that low-cost domestic airlines would increasingly take business from the legacy carriers, defined as American, United, Delta, Continental, US Airways and Northwest.
But often we get questions about how much it helps, what legacy is defined as, and how you can maximize your chances given legacy.
Most occurred in Manhattan and western Brooklyn, stretching along the busiest corridors of a city where street safety and traffic engineering have been trumpeted as defining legacies of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's tenure.
His legacy should be defined as having achieved these feats, not least because of the deep political divisions that have taken hold since his election.
This legacy must have defined her career, as it is highlighted in her Chicago Tribune obituary, which also offers the information that she entered the industry in 1927 from work as an advertising copy editor, and this would have been when she was nearly thirty years old (A6).
