Sentence examples for tcp from inspiring English sources
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A brand of mild antiseptic, originally formulated with trichlorophenylmethyliodosalicyl.
The company's software mimics TCP's responses, preventing TCP from triggering its slowdowns without breaking compatibility with the rest of the internet.
As program manager and later director of IPTO, Kahn worked closely with Cerf and others on the development of the Internet's technical protocol, TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), which separated packet error checking (TCP) from issues related to domains and destinations (IP).
Together, with many contributing colleagues sponsored by DARPA, they produced TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), an electronic transmission protocol that separated packet error checking (TCP) from issues related to domains and destinations (IP).
About Tennenbaum Capital Partners, LLC Tennenbaum Capital Partners™ ("TCP") is a Los Angeles-based, multi-strategy alternative investment management firm focused primarily on special situation credit investments through its Opportunity Funds™, in addition to investments by specialty funds focused on debtor-in-possession and public market strategies.
Only when the redundancy is insufficient or network quality too poor would Code On's protocol give up and let TCP take over.Ms Partridge says that while both sides of a coded communication need to have its software enabled in the same fashion, its approach works in any kind of network protocol in which dropped packets hobble performance.
Even so, in today's fast-changing computer world, it seems unlikely that TCP/IP will remain in continuous use for anything like as long as the century and a half managed by Morse code, its distant digital ancestor.
The internet sends information as discrete packets of data using a suite of protocols known as TCP/IP.
TCP/IP was devised in 1973 by Robert Kahn and Vinton Cerf (a man with Morse-like stature in the Internet world who is often known as the "father of the Internet").As with Morse code before it, TCP/IP is being improved to respond to new challenges and technologies.
Mr Cerf is also working on how to extend the Internet to such other places as the moon and Mars, since the time delays as radio signals travel through space make the current protocol unsuitable.Further improvements will follow: indeed, since it is spoken by computers, not humans, TCP/IP is easier to adapt than was Morse.
Mr Joy likens it to the TCP/IP stack of software that he added to Unix in 1982 so that computers could connect to the Internet.
