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Backbone
Backbone Look up Backbone in Wiktionary, the free dictionary Backbone may mean: Spine (anatomy), of a vertebrate organism Backbone chain, in polymer chemistry, the framework of the molecule Backbone Entertainment, a video game development company ...
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Backbone (translated from German)
Backbone That Backbone the narrow page of a book is ...
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Backbone (translated from German)
Backbone Backbone (Spina dorsalis) actually only the whole of ... points that Thorn extensions that Wirbelknochen correspond. Backbone in the broader sense becomes usual equivalently ... Spinal column used. In the transferred sense backbone stands for steadfastness. See also: Backbone
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Backbone (translated from German)
Backbone The term Backbone and/or. Backbone (English backbone - backbone) is not uniformly used. Generally one ...
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Backbone (translated from French)
Backbone Whole or part of this article is ... question, to consult page of discussion associated. backbone (meaning English: dorsal), is the c?ur ...
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Backbone (translated from Dutch)
Backbone In Internet -terminologie are backbone a scheme of very fast computer connections ... movement runs of netwerken that on the backbone have been connected. A connected network is possible himself also backbone has. The Dutch word for backbone is ' back edge '. An example is ...
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Backbone (translated from Portuguese)
Backbone In the context of redes of computers , backbone (translating it stops português , spine) it assigns ... they are, therefore, considered the periphery of backbone national. In composition terms, backbone must be conceived with protocols and appropriate ... will go impôr the total speed of backbone. For example, if an operator desires ...
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Internet backbone
Internet backbone The Internet backbone was the central network that linked all ... the current Internet. History The original Internet backbone was the ARPANET. In 1989 the NSFNet backbone was established, the US military broke off ... With the decommissioning of the NSFNet Internet backbone network on April 30, 1995, the ...
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Backbone cabal
Backbone cabal The backbone cabal was a group (or cabal) of ... Spafford is said to have organized the backbone in 1983 to stabilize the Usenet propagation ... of long distance communication, servers of the backbone were available 24 hours a day. During ... industry. External links Jargon File entry Ursine:Backbone cabal in Ursine's Jargon Wiki. ...
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Talk:Backbone
Talk:Backbone Cleanup I found these dictionary defintions that ... and from MIL-STD-188) The Internet backbone. --Commander Keane 16:14, 3 December 2005 ...
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