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noun as modifier a digital media transport system that runs over standard IP networks short for Internet Protocol Example sentencesExamples - So even though IP telephony is a potentially disruptive technology for the marketplace, it doesn't act disruptively in people's lives.
- Now Unicom's IP network has the capacity to support up to 10 billion minutes annually.
- Each computer on the network is known by a unique set of numbers, its IP address.
- On the other hand, Ethernet and IP are scalable, universal technologies.
- TOEs, or TCP offload engines, are chip-level hardware solutions that address the problem of interpreting the TCP/IP stack in software.
noun mass nounLaw we are respectful of the rights and IP of other developers short for intellectual property Example sentencesExamples - Creators receiving grants retain all of their IP and associated rights.
- You have a studio that wants to produce a game with IP they do not own.
- Sometimes I'm willing to defend the companies that assert their IP rights but this one is a little extreme.
- His company remains the sole owners to the IP rights for the game and the brand.
- He wants to take them to court to make an example out of them for future IP infringers.
noun as modifier a digital media transport system that runs over standard IP networks short for Internet Protocol Example sentencesExamples - Each computer on the network is known by a unique set of numbers, its IP address.
- Now Unicom's IP network has the capacity to support up to 10 billion minutes annually.
- So even though IP telephony is a potentially disruptive technology for the marketplace, it doesn't act disruptively in people's lives.
- On the other hand, Ethernet and IP are scalable, universal technologies.
- TOEs, or TCP offload engines, are chip-level hardware solutions that address the problem of interpreting the TCP/IP stack in software.
noun Law we are respectful of the rights and IP of other developers short for intellectual property Example sentencesExamples - Sometimes I'm willing to defend the companies that assert their IP rights but this one is a little extreme.
- His company remains the sole owners to the IP rights for the game and the brand.
- Creators receiving grants retain all of their IP and associated rights.
- He wants to take them to court to make an example out of them for future IP infringers.
- You have a studio that wants to produce a game with IP they do not own.
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