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• Fukuda knew the 13 through a computer communications network, the police spokesman said.
• "' Computer Communications Network "'was a company founded in 1968 by brothers Edward and Robert Eskine in airline reservations.
• Last week, the task force appealed for help to computer users over the Internet, the vast computer communications network.
• Last month, he said he was considering the idea of allowing users of the computer communications network to watch as he committed suicide.
• Last month, he said he was exploring the idea of allowing users of the computer communications network to watch as he committed suicide.
• Among other companies in the state index was a parade of other stocks that make products used on the Internet, a global computer communications network.
• His publications include 10 books and over 180 papers in communication theory and systems, signal processing, wireless systems, computer communication networks, and the history of communications.
• ""'Cluster Computing : the Journal of Networks, Software Tools and Applications " "'is a peer-reviewed scientific journal on parallel processing, distributed computing systems, and computer communication networks.
• Its goal is to increase searches with the help of additional manpower, road-blocks to stop motorists from running through ports and computer communication networks for license plate checks.
• Last year, Cascade Communications of Westford, Mass ., a developer of computer communication network switches, saw its IPO share price more than double from $ 15 a share.
• The New York law makes it a crime to disseminate " indecent " materials that are " harmful to minors " through computer communications networks, including e-mail or chat boxes.
• Clinton proposed a $ 100 million appropriation for fiscal year 1998, which begins next October, to start a five-year effort to upgrade the Internet, a computer communications network now strained under use by 25 million people.
• Reynolds said the publication had been available until recently on The Internet, the computer communications network, and had shifted its printing and distribution center from Arlington, Texas, to Maryland to Kansas City, Mo ., to Bloomington, Minn.
• Last week, in a case that is almost certainly headed for the Supreme Court, a federal district judge temporarily blocked enforcement of a new law that makes it a crime to send indecent material over the Internet computer communications network if the material might be seen by children.
• Even though there are only thought to be about 50 people in Senegal, a country of 11 million, who use the Internet, an undaunted Fall hopes for a day soon when correspondents and consumers throughout the continent will be able to send and receive information cheaply through the global computer communications network.
• By entering the market for on-line computer services, Microsoft is tapping into a market with estimated revenues of only $ 1.4 billion next year in the U . S ., including the $ 500 million or so that computer users will spend buying merchandise over the Internet, the global computer communications network.
• By entering the market for on-line computer services, Microsoft is tapping into a market with estimated revenues of only $ 1 . 4 billion next year in the U . S ., including the $ 500 million or so that computer users will spend buying merchandise over the Internet, the global computer communications network.
• The project's stated goals as stated in IETF RFC 741, published 1977, were " to develop and demonstrate the feasibility of secure, high-quality, low-bandwidth, real-time, full-duplex ( two-way ) digital voice communications over packet-switched computer communications networks . . . . [ and to ] supply digitized speech which can be secured by existing encryption devices.