Sentence examples for protocol for example from inspiring English sources
A protocol called POP (post office protocol), for example, lays down the rules for delivering e-mail.
"Defensive medicine" is so prevalent that it has become part of standard protocol — for example, mandatory pre-operative exams even where the patient record is current, and even for minor procedures.
While the current US administration was busy replacing the notion of America the Righteous (as in Saving Private Ryan) with America the Self-Righteous (it's opposition to the Kyoto protocol, for example), the rejection of the American story in Iran has run in the opposite direction.
The sanctions available under the Kyoto Protocol, for example, were notionally legally-binding but were simply not credible and failed to guarantee domestic implementation of commitments".
In general, services can communicate using an arbitrary protocol, for example, they can use a file system to send data between their interfaces.
The data capture and flow controller layer comprises a standard data communication protocol, for example, scripting languages like PHP (hypertext preprocessor) and JSP (java server pages).
Existing protocols, for example the widely used Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), do not perform well in such small-buffer networks.
MAC protocols and standards, for example, IEEE 802.11 and IEEE 802.11p/WAVE, and routing protocols, for example, AODV and OLSR, are introduced in detail.
You could create a taskforce dedicated to designing and improving protocols, for example, and make it easy for employees to contact members of the team via text.
Privacy-preserving protocols, such as electronic cash, electronic voting and selective disclosure protocols, use special message constructors that are not widely used in other types of protocols (for example, in authentication protocols).
The conference was ostensibly about updating and harmonising international telecommunications protocols (for example, mobile roaming rates) but some countries, including quite a few authoritarian regimes, and phone companies sought to use it as a vehicle for controlling internet content and levying charges on those who create and provide it.
