Titlebook: Medicine: Preserving the Passion; Phil R. Manning,Lois DeBakey Book 19871st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 care.com

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Phil P. Manning M.D.,Lois Debakey Ph.D.hannel utilization and average packet delay for different packet generation rates. The results calculated for our examples show that the choice of collision avoidance period and pulse transmission probability is the most significant issue for better performance.

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