Sentence examples for packet inserts from inspiring English sources

Each network that forwards or broadcasts the packet inserts its unique 8-bit network ID and count of packet relay (8-bit "relay count" field).

19 20 Survey data show that large numbers are using nicotine replacement therapy to reduce consumption, 1 but whether they are truly reading the packet inserts and seeking to follow a nicotine assisted reduction to stop programme is uncertain.

"They say in the patient packet insert that it is doctor-prescribed, and that's not true," said Dr. Seth L. Matarasso, a dermatologist in San Francisco.

It was the recognition of anaphylactoid reactions associated with the intravenous formulation of NAC that precipitated an infusion change in the packet insert, lengthening the infusion time from 15 min to 60 min for the loading dose.

The packet insert indicates a range of 900 1300 mg per 1 g vial.

The packet insert recommends that ticagrelor be given 2 hours apart from dabigatran to decrease drug plasma concentration, AUC, and bleeding risk from similar reasons.

He personally vaccinated thousands of persons over a 4-year period and created a chain of volunteers in other cities in the state to whom he sent the vaccine with a packet insert containing instructions.

Injected IP packets are generated by a process that creates real data packets and inserts them into the CN according to the aggregated traffic indicated by the RANEs.

Thus, for predicting the audiovisual quality of IPTV services using the impairment-factor-based model, we first extract parameters from the audio and video packet trace, insert these into (5), (6), (7), and (8), and finally insert the predicted impairment factors into (4).

"You can spoof a packet and insert myself into a communications flow," said Grant Hartline, the director of systems engineering at Mirage Networks.

The free "Veggie Tales" packets included inserts for church bulletins and Sunday-school guides, a poster, a DVD of the trailer and a script for a pulpit announcement introducing the picture to churchgoers.