Sentence examples for persistent connections from inspiring English sources
Persistent connections typically are much higher speed than dial-up connections and have surged in popularity only recently.
Cable modem and D.S.L. connections are particularly vulnerable, in part because they are persistent connections, keeping the computer online for hours or days at a time.
Version 1.1 includes persistent connections, decompression of HTML files by client browsers, and multiple domain names sharing the same IP address.
User-friendliness is ensured through self-configuration, persistent connections in advent of mobility, and by automatically solving problems that network address translation (NAT) and firewalls introduce.
Our initial results demonstrate that Connection Parking can improve the scalability of cloud services with persistent connections by 3X under different operational scenarios.
An experimental evaluation shows that (1) off-the-shelf applications such as games perform in the same way as they do without DevCom, (2) latency, throughput and processing overhead is low and unnoticeable to users, and (3) persistent connections are automatically supported on devices with changing addresses.
This layer contains various implementations for persistent connection amongst peers and connecting peers via various media.
"Because you're connected in real-time with a persistent connection, and it's bi-directional, you can also see where your audience is in the moment, what they're doing, and what they're looking at," says Parreira.
That's because betting requires up-to-the-second odds, which are hard to provide without a persistent connection.
A dial-up connection poses less of a security risk than what is known as a persistent connection -- like a cable modem or digital subscriber line, or DSL -- in which a computer is always online.
Kaka's brother Digao briefly played for New York Red Bulls and the player was previously linked with the Red Bulls, before the persistent connection with Orlando made that move the most likely.
