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host (Multitude), noun a many, a mass of, an abundance of, army, array, assembly, body, cloud, cluster, company, congregation, crowd, crush, flood, galaxy, group, herd, horde, jam, large amount, litter, nest, no end of, numbers, pack, panoply, school, scores, slew, storm host (Owner), noun barkeeper, bartender, hostess, hotel keeper, innkeeper, inviter, owner, owner of an estabbishment, proprietor, restaurant owner, saloon keeper, serving liquor, tavern keeper Associated concepts: host liability statute See also: body, collection, mass, plurality, quantity How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Regardless of the network architecture, the Sensicast system permits bi-directional communication, reliably transmits sensor data to host computers, and permits the incorporation of actuators that respond to real-time sensor data. Because of the high number of host connections offered by RIO, data sharing is enabled for up to eight direct-attached host computers. SPI and Euromap also released the final version of their jointly developed Data Exchange Interface, which enables host computers and injection molding machines to "talk" to each other electronically. |
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