mary ........................................ 68
REFERENCES .................................................... data appears on its first occurrence and
only references to it appear in later occurrences. When data is
... y reference the
earlier tagged location. All references to copied data point to
earlier locations in ... may be used within a document as long as all
references refer to tags within the same document.
Shar
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REFERENCES .................................................... age-bag
so that actual data appears first and references to it appear later
in the message-bag. Since each message has a unique tid, the
references will indicate the tid of the actual data. In this sense,
all references to copied data may be thought of as pointing earl
he early literature on TCP-like protocols
[References 1, 2, 6]. A glossary of abbreviations and
... ed using a "three-way
handshake" method [References 2, 4, 5]. This method pro-
vides positi... s been an Initial
Sequence Number curve [References 4, 5, 6], that is used
by the sender as ... e
expected receiver's available space [References 3,7].
Thus, the window size should be
ative. A minor problem is the informality of the references.
It is unclear exactly which earlier memos, re... ra (page 20), and Floyd (page 20), all
without references. It is safe to say that any list of references
containing only the author and his coworkers (as consisten...
REFERENCES
[1] Rosen, E., "Issues in Buffer Management"
dure is its use for transferring third
party references. Clearly, two parties A and B will in
gener... d for
transferring third party references as
described above.
(vii) ... eneral operation, with equal
ease.
4. References
[1] - C. J. Bennett. Realization of the ... Protocol" IEN 128 January 1980.
Copies of references 3-6 may be obtained from:
Dr P. F. Li
t INDRA Note 1152
References
1. Wiseman, S.R., Davies, B.H., Memory Ma... . Thus
it is not possible to have references between overlays.
Lk produces out... loaded. If a routine from a library references another
routine in the library, th
have to
be developed from scratch.
8. References
[Bennett80] - Bennett, C. J.: The Design ... ":" (phrase / mach-id)
/ "References:" (phrase / mach-id)
/ "K... e UK....................................20
8. References..................................................
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REFERENCES .................................................... ternet Protocol
REFERENCES
[1] Cerf, V., "The Catenet Model for Internet
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REFERENCES .................................................... ontrol Protocol
REFERENCES
[1] Postel, J. (ed.), "DOD Standard Internet
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REFERENCES .................................................... ternet Protocol
REFERENCES
[1] Cerf, V., "The Catenet Model for Internet