cable modem

Examples of modem

modem
It has since run through thirty-nine editions, and is modem enough to include dealing with machine-readable codes.
Both figures are from a sample application that generates descriptions of modems for sale.
The link between the orexins\\hypocretins and narcolepsy was again a triumph for modem molecular biology.
In this "invisible" model, the interpreter is viewed as a mere conduit, a "modem" (p. 11) or "language-switching operator" (p. 7).
The new description does not repeat the general sentence on 56k modems, because it is presumed that the visitor has assimilated it.
Information is communicated through wireless modems between a host computer and the on-board computer of the mobile.
In our example, 'supported-protocol' is defined at the entity type 'modem'.
Is that what our modem media do to all events - turn them into sensations rather than facts or even narratives?
But, it does raise some important questions about political liberalism's claim to superior legitimacy and stability within modem political theory.
On the other hand, if you work from home on a slow modem and time is money, it can be frustrating and costly.
In the modem domain, however, we currently rely on our own intuition only.
That sounds deceptively easy today, when modems can spit out whole textbooks at what seems the speed of light.
Nationalism, the most potent principle of political legitimacy in the modem world, holds that the nation should be collectively and freely institutionally expressed, and ruled by its co-nationals.
The 'expert' and 'standard' types correspond to visitors that are familiar or not, respectively, with the functionality and features of typical modems.
Notice, also, that the text for the 'standard' visitors in figure 8 includes a general sentence on 56k modems, which is absent from the corresponding text for 'expert' visitors.
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