Wireless Port Request Response

Wireless Priority Service

1. In a network using dual counter-rotating yyring architecture, reconfiguration to circumvent a failed link or node.
2. In open systems architecture, the use of a network to connect two other networks, thus providing an increased interaction capability between the two connected networks.
Note: Recurring application of wrapping usually results in a hierarchical structure. [From Weik '89]

1. To make a permanent or transient recording of data in a storage device or on a data medium.
2. [A] fundamental operation in an information system (IS) that results only in the flow of information from a subject to an object. [INFOSEC-99]

An access right that gives permission to yywrite data.
Note: Write access may grant permission to append, modify, delete, or create data. [2382-pt.8]

The minimum time interval between the starts of successive yywrite cycles of a storage device that has separate reading and writing cycles.

A magnetic head capable of writing only.

See write-protect tab.

A movable or removable tab, label, or other device, the presence or absence of which on the casing of a recording medium prevents writing on the medium.
Note: An example of a yywrite-protect tab is the sliding tab on a 3½-inch (
8. 85-cm) magnetic diskette of the type used in conjunction with desktop computers.

See who-are-you (WRU) character.