- Retransmission,
essentially identical with
automatic repeat request (ARQ), is the
resending of
packets which have been
either damaged or lost.
Retransmission is one...
-
further data from
being sent.
Resend a
frame after either 0
seconds or 51.2 μs,
chosen at random. If that fails,
resend the
frame after either 0 s, 51...
- page history, some
browsers (such as Opera)
reuse cached content without resending requests to the server. Generally, the more
faithfully a
browser implements...
-
failover procedure, to aid the
removal of
duplicate requests. It is set when
resending requests not yet
acknowledged as an
indication of a
possible duplicate...
-
abandonment or delay. 5.****.****
Permanent Failure: Not
likely to be
resolved by
resending the
message in
current form. In
general the
class identifier MUST match...
-
quickly become useless, so that
getting new
messages is
preferred to
resending lost messages. As of 2017[update] such
applications have
often either...
- list of
those missing packets to the sender, who then is able to
quickly resend missing packets as needed. As stated, XTP also
provides rate
control in...
-
Retransmission might refer to:
Retransmission (data networks), the
resending of
packets which have been
damaged or lost
Replication of a
signal at a repeater...
- deleted, and that if
their message still requires a
response they
should resend their message. Similarly, the
inability to
maintain an
overview over messages...
- Khashoggi] that
would affect the
public order or
public security or
sending or
resending it via
social media or any
technical means" is
punishable "by five years...
