data packet

Cultural  

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

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Example Sentences

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 incident was just the latest roadblock for Lindell in his quest to overturn the 2020 election results — throughout the "cyber symposium" he failed to produce long-promised physical voting machines and data "packet captures" that he said would show widespread vote tampering, while blaming antifa for the repeated failures.

From Salon

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