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DSLA mechanism for providing high-speed digital communications (e.g. Internet access) over a standard phone line.
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DSLSee Digital Subscriber Line.
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DSLdigital as a second language We don't speak digital as a first language (DFL), but rather digital as a second language (DSL).
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line, a method of connecting to the Internet via a phone line. A DSL connection uses copper telephone lines but is able to relay data at much higher speeds than modems and does not interfere with telephone use.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line; an always on broadband connection over standard phone lines.
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DSLA technology for high-speed network or Internet access over voice lines. There are various types, including asymmetric DSL (ADSL), high-bit-rate DSL (HDSL), symmetric DSL (SDSL) and very-high-bit-rate [..]
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DSLSee Dick Sucking Lips
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DSLabbreviation for:DICK SUCKING LIPS
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DSLA rare drug that has the opposite effects of LSD. Common effects include removal of bright colors, serious thoughts, slow loading times, and hearing of dial tones.
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DSLdick sucking lips, oh yeah
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DSL1. Digital Subscriber Line 2. Dick Sucking Lips
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DSLDSL's are full, luscious lips that engulf your weiner with little to no trouble at all.
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DSLthis means dick sucking lips
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DSL(Digital Subscriber Line) A method for moving data over regular phone lines. A DSL circuit is much faster than a regular phone connection, and the wires coming into the subscriber's premises are [..]
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DSLAcronym for Digital Subscriber Line or Digital Subscriber Loop, often referred to as xDSL. It refers to several new digital technologies for fast two-way data connections over ordinary telephone lines [..]
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DSLGeneric term for technologies that permit the delivery of broadband services over voice telephony networks.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line, while widely associated just with internet connectivity, is capable of serving as both a phone line (for digital phones) and a number of other data connectivity options that t [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line
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DSLA high-bandwidth Internet access service offered by some ISPs and telecom operators. DSL incorporates existing copper telephone lines with a specialized modem at the customer's end and a multiple [..]
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DSLA DSL circuit is much faster than a regular phone line. Currently DSL is not available in all cities or parts of cities.
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DSLJensens Internet Dictionary Digital Subscriber Line technology for transmitting data up to 50 times faster than present analog modem and ISDN alternatives. Telephone companies are hoping that DSL service will keep telephone lines competitive with cable modems and other competitive alternatives to present telephone transmission services. Telephone c [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. A technology that configures an existing phone line for high speed data communication. Even though it uses the existing phone line it is much faster than a standard dial up mo [..]
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DSLMay refer to:\n1. Definitive Software Library - a location where all authorised versions of software configuration items are stored and protected;\n2. Digital Subscriber Line - a family of technologies that provides digital data transmission over the wires of a local telephone network;\n3. Division of Student Life - a Deakin Department dedicated to [..]
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DSLAn abbreviation of digital subscriber line, telecommunication protocols developed in the late 1990s that significantly increase the transmission speed of ordinary telephone lines by employing sophisti [..]
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DSLSee Digital Subscriber Line
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DSLAn acronym for Digital Subscriber Line. A method of connecting full time to the Internet at speeds approaching and sometimes beyond T1 but without the full bandwidth. In most locations, the cost is a small fraction of the cost of T1 or T3. The service runs on one pair and sometimes two pair wires and allows voice on the same line. Digital Subscribe [..]
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DSL * Digital Subscriber Line, a generic name for a family of high-speed digital lines being provided by competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) and local phone companies to provide access to the int [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line.
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DSLDSL - short for Digital Subsciber Line is a broadband technology that sends high speed data transmissions over standard copper telephone wiring.
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DSLDSL stands for Digital Subscriber Line. It is a type of internet connection available to both Residential and Commercial users. It runs over regular phone lines, and you can use the same l [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. A technology that increases the digital speed of ordinary phone lines by a substantial factor over common dial-up modems. Offers symmetrical and asymmetrical operation. Asymmetrical versions (ADSL, RADSL, VDSL, etc.) provide higher downstream transmission than upstream and are better suited for Internet usage and video on d [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. A generic name for a family of broadband digital lines being provided by both large and small phone companies to local subscribers. See ADSL, VDSL.
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DSL(ADSL, SDSL, VDSL) A digital subscriber line connects subscribers to internet services using the same lines as phone services. An asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) is the most common type of D [..]
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DSLDSL, short for "Digital Subscriber Line", employs an unused portion of your telephone line, so there's no need to install another one in your home or office. The service is typically pr [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line - or Internet access offered over the phone lines. DSL allows users to use the Internet at speeds greater than dial-up while also using the phone line for telephone conversatio [..]
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DSLThe digital subscriber line (DSL) is the generic name for digital, rather than copper, telephone lines that carry data at high speeds. These lines are made of glass or plastic fibres.
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DSL(Digital Subscriber Line)
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DSLSimilar to a cable modem but uses phone lines.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. A new type of data communication which will deliver and receive information on the current telephone lines at a much greater speed. Only available in a few areas so far.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Loop DSL (Digital Subscriber Loop) technology often called ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line technology). It is a way of using old telephone lines for high speed digital comm [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. DSL refers to several digital communications technologies which enable high-speed, two-way data transfers over ordinary telephone lines. See also: ADSL
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DSLDSL ( Digital Subscriber Line ) is a method of high-speed data transfer over ordinary copper telephone lines. xDSL refers to different variations of DSL, such as ADSL, HDSL, SDSL and RADSL.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line; Over wires of a telephone network, DSL provides digital data transmission. DSL is a group of technologies that is ADSL, ADSL2+, VDSL and more.
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DSLTechnology used to provide high bandwidth broadband services over standard copper telephone lines. The most common type of DSL for is ADSL.
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DSLA technology enabling very high speed information transfer over ordinary telephone lines.
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DSLA method of moving data over regular phone lines. A DSL circuit is much faster than a regular phone connection, and the wires coming into the subscribers premises are the same wires used for regular p [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line DTN
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DSLA method for moving data over regular phone lines. A DSL circuit is much faster than a regular phone connection, and the wires coming into the subscriber’s premises are the same (copper) wires used for regular phone service. A DSL circuit must be configured to connect two specific locations, similar to a leased line, however, a DSL circuit is not a [..]
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DSLStands for Digital Subscriber Line, a dedicated, high-speed connection to the Internet over a telephone line. DSL uses one line to carry voice and data traffic, so you can use the telephone and surf t [..]
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DSLA technology that allows high-speed transmission of text, audio, and video, usually over standard telephone lines; a form of broadband transmission. Emoticon.
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DSLDSL - short for Digital Subsciber Line is a broadband technology that sends high speed data transmissions over standard copper telephone wiring.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line, the technology that provides internet access by sending digital data over a phone line. Typically this is the internet service provided by your local phone company.
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DSLA type of internet connection that uses the phone lines to transmit data. DSL came after dialup and was the first high speed internet connection. Speeds top out at 5-7 Mbps.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Link (DSL) is a new telecommunications technology that permits high-speed digital Internet access over standard telephone lines. It is expected to largely supplant ISDN in the future, at least for business users not too distant from their telephone company's central office.
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DSLsee Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
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DSLTechnology that provides digital data transmission over a local telephone network for an Internet connection.
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DSLThe technology used between a customer’s premises and the telephone company to support the transport of higher bandwidth digital signals on the copper twisted wire pairs already in place as part of th [..]
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DSLDSL makes use of existing telephone wiring for high-speed connectivity. This allows DSL subscribers to access the Internet and use their telephone on the same line.
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DSL DSL is an acronym for Digital Subscriber Line. It is used for high speed Internet access through a digital connection directly to the telephone company. ADSL is similar it stands for Asynchronous Di [..]
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DSLA Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) uses digital data connections between a modem and a phone line to provide an Internet connection to homes and small businesses. The data received is known as the downstream and the data sent is known as the upstream. DSL means that these speeds are not always the same.
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DSL Digital Subscriber Line: technology that transforms an analogue telephone line into a high speed digital line.
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DSL(n) a generic name for digital lines that are provided by telephone companies to their local subscribers and that carry data at high speeds
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DSL - Digital Subscriber Line. A method to Lines carry data at high speeds over standard telephone lines.
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DSLDomain-Specific Language - Domain-specific language(DSL), also known as domain-specific programming language, is a programming language designed to be useful for a specific set of tasks. Examples of D [..]
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DSLdigital subscriber line, a special service that allows a personal computer to access the Internet over ordinary phone lines at much higher speeds than regular analog modems. DSL modems transmit and re [..]
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line – A method for moving data regularly over phone lines.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. A technology for bringing higher-bandwidth information to homes and businesses over ordinary copper telephone lines.
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DSLA type of high-speed Internet access that uses a telephone line to send and receive data. Unlike a dial-up connection, which also uses a telephone line, DSL is faster and doesn't require you to initiate a new connection each time you access the Internet.
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DSL(Digital Subscriber Line)
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DSLGeneric term for technologies that permit the delivery of broadband services over voice telephony networks.
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DSLStands for Digital Subscriber Line. DSL is an internet connection that works over a regular telephone line, but at a much faster speed than dial-up, and also allows the user to be on the phone and on [..]
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DSLAn "always on" high speed internet connection using existing (on premises) copper telephone lines transmitting signals at a much higher speed than analog (voice). Data and voice are shared over the same copper lines simultaneously without interference.
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DSL, Digital subscriber line; a technology for bringing high-bandwidth information to homes and small businesses over ordinary copper telephone lines.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. A technology that provides mainly domestic users and small businesses with greater transmission bandwidths via conventional copper-wire telephone lines. See also ADSL.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. DSL is a modem technology that converts existing twisted pair telephone lines into high- speed data lines that can also carry separate telephone communications. Variants of DSL include: ADSL, RADSL, ADSL Lite (a slightly slower version), and VDSL.
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DSLDigital Subscriber Line. Range of high-speed (broadband) communications services offered over the PSTN.
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DSL
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DSLA Digital Subscriber Line is a fast continuously available internet connection that uses a phone line
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DSL technology that delivers digital data transmission over the wires of a local telephone network
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DSLDSL or digital subscriber line is a family of technologies that provide digital data transmission over the wires of a local telephone network.
DSL may also refer to:
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DSLDSL or digital subscriber line is a family of technologies that provide digital data transmission over the wires of a local telephone network.
DSL may also refer to:
Damn Small Linux, a very small Lin [..]
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DSLDigital subscriber line (DSL; originally digital subscriber loop) is a family of technologies that are used to transmit digital data over telephone lines. In telecommunications marketing, the term DSL [..]
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