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Octet

In computing, eight bits. An octet may be one byte; the terms are sometimes used interchangeably.

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* SETTINGS INITIAL WINDOW SIZE (0 x 4)-sender's initial window size, in octets, for stream-level flow control.

* SETTINGS MAX FRAME SIZE (0 x 5)-size of the largest frame payload that the sender is willing to receive, in octets. The initial value is [2.sup.14] octets.

Steganography of Hypertext Transfer Protocol Version 2 (HTTP/2)

The four LSBs ([b.sub.0], [b.sub.1], [b.sub.2], [b.sub.3]) of each octet are mapped onto one data symbol.

Verilog-based design and implementation of digital transmitter for Zigbee applications

each of the octets, as well as in the concluding quatrain of the

concluding quatrain, in contrast to the octets), as if to distance the

Pushkin's aestheticized defense of his African heritage in his poem "My Genealogy"

This elaborated vehicle is here as elsewhere in Rossetti a short narrative, its action unfolding in a duration that corresponds to the duration of the reader's apprehension of the octet text.

The octet, one long suspended subordinate as clause, contrasts the "momentary glance" of a child's face in which the viewer suddenly sees the combined faces of the child's parents, with the second quatrain, in which the viewer sees, "as childhood's years and youth's advance," "the blended likeness" of the parents, that individualizes the adult as "separate" and distinctive.

Pre-facing simile vehicles in Dante Gabriel Rossetti's sonnets

Each ATM cell in the high-speed link is fixed at 48 octets, so very short message signaling units (MSUs) are less efficient because they do not utilize the entire available payload.

This information can then be broken down into the number of 48 octet packets.

High-speed SS7

Still, the Horn Octet, which as far as he knows is unique in the repertoire, has proved something of a hit with players.

Composer with the world at his feet; Birmingham composer Andrew Downes tells Terry Grimley how a trail of co mmissions led him from New Mexico to Prague

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