07:42 Apr 29, 2011 |
French to Dutch translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Karin Vermeer Netherlands Local time: 22:50 | ||||||
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3 | (zoekwoord) dichtheid koptekst/voettekst |
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footer/header |
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(zoekwoord) dichtheid koptekst/voettekst Explanation: Neem hier eens een kijkje, volgens mij heeft het met de zoekwoorddichtheid te maken: http://aocc-ict.nl/uploads/download/handleiding_SEO.pdf |
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Reference: footer/header Reference information: "Een packet is een verzameling van data (bits) dat één geheel vormt. Een packet wordt in één keer door een transmissiekanaal verzonden. Een packet betstaat uit meer dan één deel met tenminste een header, de data en (optioneel) een footer of trailer. De data wordt de payload genoemd." (http://ideetron.biedmeer.nl/Webwinkel-Page-44964/Begrippenli... "The TCP/IP reference model is the network model used in the current Internet architecture. [...] The reference model was named after two of its main protocols, TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and IP (Internet Protocol). [...] The basic idea of the networking system is to allow one application on a host computer to talk to another application on a different host computer. The application forms its request, then passes the packet down to the lower layers, which add their own control information, either a header or a footer, onto the packet. Finally the packet reaches the physical layer and is transmitted through the cable onto the destination host. The packet then travels up through the different layers, with each layer reading, deciphering, and removing the header or footer that was attached by its counterpart on the originating computer. Finally the packet arrives at the application it was destined for." (http://premparashar.tripod.com/notes/computer_networks_notes... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 14 uren (2011-04-29 22:31:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Maillé « Les réseaux sont généralement de type maillé, c’est-à-dire qu’il existe toujours au moins deux chemins distincts pour aller d’un point à un autre. En cas de coupure d’une liaison, il y a toujours moyen de permettre la communication. La figure 1 illustre un réseau maillé à transfert de paquets. » (http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:DuflMQ5ocZ8J:www-p... |
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