Sentence examples for that are appended from inspiring English sources

A request is specified by two bytes that are appended to a three byte header.

The metadata block (red) contains the additional data that are appended to the original data after clustering.

Authentication in group communication is traditionally based on asymmetric techniques such as public key-based digital signatures that are appended to the messages [2].

Thus, the 'Nets' value reports the number of exterior networks that participate in packet transmission and the trailer entries that are appended at the end of the packet provide information about those exterior networks.

Company names below that are appended with * denote partnerships that Facebook says it is "still in the process of ending" (it notes three exceptions: Tobii, Apple and Amazon, which it says will continue beyond October 2018), while ** denotes data partnerships that will continue but without access to friends' data.

Company names below that are appended with * denote partnerships that Facebook says it is "still in the process of ending" (it notes three exceptions: Tobii, Apple and Amazon, which it says will continue beyond October 2018), while ** denotes data partnerships that will continue but without access to friends' data.

The researchers studied the fragments of computer code that were appended to the ads they found on sites suspected of piracy over a year.

As such, the resulting mathematical formulation incorporates the environmental impact as an additional objective that is appended to the objective function in which an economic performance indicator is also taken into account.

In the chronology that is appended to each of the nine volumes of the Library of America's edition of Roth's collected fiction, which began publication in 2005, the customary list of books and prizes is expanded and given emotional color by the frequent mention of friends Roth has made over the years.

The Justice Department, according to his file, considered "possible prosecution of him for execution of non-Communist affidavit for State Department," but the matter was dropped for "insufficient evidence" — a phrase that is appended to a number of the accusations by unnamed informants in the F.B.I. dossiers.

The name-change advocates make no attempt to be boldly original; they want to call their home Dakota, period — minus the directional modifier that was appended in 1889, when Dakota Territory (adapted from the name of the Dakota tribe, which means "alliance of friends") was divided, and North Dakota and South Dakota simultaneously joined the Union.