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data packet

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  1. The compartmentalized pieces of information into which a message in a packet switched system is broken.


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Comparing the arrival timing with previous transmissions the telescopes received, the amateur code breakers identified a telltale data packet in the radio signal that was more active and sizable than usual.

From Scientific American

“This is all encoded in a data packet that’s part of the same data transmission you can use to command and control the drones,” says Lisberg.

From The Verge

The company, in a statement issued Tuesday, said the data packet for the FDA includes recent results from a Phase 3 trial in the United States that found an extra shot given about two months after the primary dose provided 94 percent protection against moderate to severe covid-19, up from 73 percent for the first shot.

From Washington Post

The company will submit data to the Food and Drug Administration on a rolling basis until regulators formally acknowledge the data packet is complete.

From Washington Times

If a data packet wasn’t received, it would be sent again.

From The Verge