Sentence examples for networks format from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Real Networks player, which plays back all of the major audio and video formats, Windows Media 9 will not play material encoded in the Real Networks format.

XP's Windows Media Player won't play most Real Networks formats or create MP3 files.

According to an estimate by the Del'Orro Group, a telecommunications market research firm in Portola Valley, Calif., the hardware cost for conventional networking equipment at the OC-192 standard -- the optical network format used by phone companies -- was $6,783 for each gigabit.

Verizon Wireless's network format, known as C.D.M.A., is not compatible with the standard that Vodafone uses elsewhere in the world, called G.S.M., while the AT&T Wireless network is built upon a variant of G.S.M. Vodafone would prefer that its customers worldwide all be G.S.M. users, to make it easier for them to use the same phones everywhere.

No network format is dictated on the hub network.

Without the network strains of traditional cellular data traffic, Low-Power Wide-Area (LPWA) connectivity, as it is called, is significantly cheaper and easier to deploy and run than, for example, WCDMA deployments (the GSM-based 3G network format).

When a message crosses the address space boundary and is sent through an external device (a pipe or a network connection), it is marshalled and written by its sender and unmarshalled by its receiver using a system-wide network format: the message size (in bytes) is written first, the encoded message type follows, and actual message bytes are written last.

The data and network format needed by PEBL is also explained in this same file.

An effective network analysis tool should integrate different content-specific PPI databases into a comprehensive network format with a user-friendly platform to identify key functional modules/pathways and the underlying mechanisms of disease and toxicity.

In this country, there are two competing network formats.

And the Agilent device, known as a transceiver, does not rely on the costly, complex optical-network formats that telephone companies and Internet backbone carriers typically require to achieve such transmission speeds.