Sentence examples for of possible addresses from inspiring English sources

Then she typed in a few numbers and a list of possible addresses popped up on her screen.

IPv4 addresses consist of 32 bits, meaning there are a limited number of possible addresses – about 4.3 billion.

Fortunately, a new version of IP addresses, IPv6, has emerged, offering an exponentially greater number of possible addresses, 4.3×1038 to be more precise.

Firstly, many years ago the number of devices on the internet requesting an IP address exceeded the number of possible addresses.

‡ "Possible" address and "unable to determine" grouped since sent to last known address (results statistically similar: 59% of possible address and 61% of unable to determine were returned, chi-square = 0.24, df = 1, p = 0.62).

For example, for home networking applications, this set of six possible addresses could be sufficient.

A plan to dramatically expand the number of possible Web addresses — by adding more than 1,000 new domains such as ".buy," ".casino" and ".gay" — could cause widespread disruption to Internet operations, say some industry officials.

These were implemented to automatically build the 3D geometry of each building from the footprint and respective geometric attributes (building height, roof type), and to provide each building with an appearance, which could vary between actual texture, symbolic colored texture, or damage realistic texture, according to the type of possible question addressed by the model (Fig. 2).

The gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) signalling system has been proposed as a target of possible therapies addressed to promote the recovery from neuropathic pain [ 17– 17].

Some readers felt that Ms. Omar's statements, regardless of possible anti-Semitism, addressed an issue that is in dire need of serious political debate.

The goal of this paper is to use the experience in other policy areas to assemble a broad set of possible remedies for addressing credibility problems and then characterize the advantages and disadvantages of each.