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serializeTo convert a parallel signal made up of one or more bytes into a serial signal that transmits one bit after the other.
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| Custom Laser Engraving allows customers to personalize their Store-It drive enclosure with original text for fast and easy identification, to catalog the drive and its data, or to serialize the drive to meet corporate policy. By enabling a more efficient way of serialize and transmit a SOAP message (XOP and MTOM), and by sending all the data needed to process the message, even when the data would not be readily available (RRSHB), Web Services have just become faster and more usable," explained Yves Lafon, W3C Team Contact for the XMLP Working Group. NEW YORK -- The New York Times announced today it will serialize four well-known literary works in a new book promotion called "The Great Summer Read: The New York Times Free Book Series"(TM) which begins July 12. |
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