Packet - Unit dose

Known as: PACKET, Packet Dosing Unit, {PACKET}

A dosing unit equal to the amount of active ingredient(s) contained in a packet.

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2016

In this paper we consider the problem of host-level packet loss (HLPL) as it applies to network intrusion detection. We explore…

2015

The two main causes of packet corruption in wireless sensor network are multipath fading and WiFi interference. Identifying the…

2013

Packet Dropper nodes is a severe problem in MANET and they not only are harmful for the sender and receiver but they also lead to…

2011

Realization of cost effective packet telephony solutions over mobile ad-hoc networks is one of the attended area by the computer…

2011

An interpretation of the superluminal velocity observed by OPERA collaboration is given in terms wave packet distortion of…

2010

Problem statement: The purpose of this paper was to investigate all op tical packet switching, because it was the key to the…

2009

Most of the probability of packet marking(PPM) have existed many problems such as the lost of marking information, the…

2005

We discuss some typical procedures to measure the efficiency of telecommand authentication systems in space missions. As a case…

2002

Firewalls are one of the key technologies used to control the traffic going in and out of a network. A central feature of the…

1995