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Usage examples of modem.

Hank remembered hearing Grandpa tell someone that the modem was of an experimental type, with one fantastic high baud rate, though it looked like nothing more than the standard audio unit that most modems were.

Tim selected this heading with a click and cursed the draggy modem, the draggy server, and the sluggish program.

In modem thought, what is revealed at the foundation of the history of things and of the historicity proper to man is the distance creating a vacuum within the Same, it is the hiatus that disperses and regroups it at the two ends of itself.

Hugh packed a handful of books: Modem Business Methods, The Successpl ComA DANGEROUS FORTUNE 199 mercial Clerk, The Wealth of Nations, Robinson Crusoe.

Our customers are in cars, at offices, on the Internet, watching one of hundreds of cable channels and new networks, listening to local and syndicated radio programs, playing interactive computer games, involved with CD-ROAU or electronic messaging, modems, fax broadcast services-the list is building daily.

What modem thought is to throw fundamentally into question is the relation of meaning with the form of truth and the form of being: in the firmament of our reflection there reigns a discourse - a perhaps inaccessible discourse -which would at the same time be an ontology and a semantics.

The blue van bumped and weaved over the rutted lanes, passing the dismal shebeens and whorehouses, and then crossed the invisible line from the old into the new section that the same civil servant would describe as comfortable modem bungalows.

Unknown to Titus, inside the modem a minute speck of fly wing dropped by the outgoing Tarantella lay across a vital part of the circuitry.

Crawling out of the modem and into the CD-ROM, Tarantella paused in the drawer and listened.

Titus, inside the modem a minute speck of fly wing dropped by the outgoing Tarantella lay across a vital part of the circuitry.

At least as a technicist she was a valuable evil, a modem necessity--one of those who sit and think.

Agnes had given them into the modem, so that only Britch or Agnes could access their email or phone.

To this Marill attached a crude form of modem, operating at 2,000 bits per second, which he called an automatic dialer.

When he connected me to the modem, his goal was to supplement my technical knowledge of speech -- phonemes, morphemes, syntax, lexicon, prosody, discourse -- with a broad-based knowledge of semantics.

The idea would have given him a chuckle in spite of his scholarly delvings into feminine psychology and those brilliant studies in the parallelisms of primitive superstition and modem neurosis that had already won him a certain professional fame.