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In TCP, it's possible for a peer to close its end of a socket (resulting in a FIN packet being sent) but then to continue to receive data.

She was lovely, and from the way she was looking at the tank I could tell she was a fin-fan far gone.

Compared with the fin without bulges, the aerodynamic characteristics of the a fin with a bulge are changed, especially for the drag.

A model on the heat transfer of a fin tube radiator aircraft under micro gravity is established.

Infinitesimal details become artistic expression, a translucent tip of a fin becomes like fine gossamer of haute couture fabric.

A fin of a semiconductor material having a mask on a top surface of the fin is formed on a first insulating layer.

Suddenly he felt the light touch of a fin.

notch An indentation, usually in a fin, dividing it into two parts or lobes .

A fin or concave face for holding is arranged at the exterior side surface of the stainless steel casing.

Thecolorful fish swim in a virtual underwater world realistically, turning with theflickof a fin as fish do.

A fin-like limbs, the hind legs to the front can to support the body;

Stress Analysis for a Fin Stabilizer Structure and Discussion of a New Fin Style

any of numerous venomous aquatic viviparous snakes having a fin-like tail;

An experimental study on the frosting in heat exchanger using a fin bundle

h the person directly responsible by warning orimposing a fin