Utiliser "adapter" dans une phrase

1. He picked the right staging axes to bring, to use on a strap of smaller timbers that he hung from a little adapter pulley off the backbone

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2. Thom attached his gear with a DNA, a Diagnostic Network Adapter, and one of the functions in that device is a remap block

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3. His diagnostic adapter could have substituted a signal from any source

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4. He screwed it tightly to the adapter plate

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5. Those with a bit of money or those who spend a lot of time on the road will want to buy a second charger (solely for travelling) and an adapter for the car

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6. I used the adapter to link the

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7. � Quickly searching in her belly pack, she took out her night vision goggles and hooked them to her Kevlar helmet, using the adapter already fixed to its front

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8. In 1994, Nintendo released the Super Game Boy, an adapter for the Super NES which allowed Game Boy games to be played on the console

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9. 7GB capacity, increased processor and graphics capability over its predecessor including progressive-scan component video connections, built-in 4-player connection capability, available Ethernet adapter (which became built-in with the Winter 2004 release of the "slimline" PS2 chassis), and the ability to play DVD movies and audio CDs, eliminating the need for a separate DVD player and making the PS2 a complete home entertainment console

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10. It had no backwards-compatibility with the now-obsolete cartridges of the N64 (its only cartridge-based adapter allowed playing Game Boy/GBC/GBA games), making the GCN's title count a small fraction of the combined titles for the PlayStation and PS2 that were playable on the fully backward-compatible PS2 console

11. The basic set includes the Wii U console with 8 GB of internal memory, the Wii U GamePad, an AC adapter, an HDMI cable, and the Wii Sensor Bar

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12. The procedure was actually a bit more delicate for females and necessitated a different type of urethra adapter

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13. an IEEE 1394 adapter on your PC and an IEEE 1394 cable to connect

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14. self, because it is the liaison, the adapter, between you and your ski

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15. an adapter that goes between your alpine boot and al-

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16. Anyway, with the availability of that adapter to

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17. If no slots are available, an external network adapter using the USB port may be your only recourse

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18. One of these devices may be the network interface adapter

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19. Because an integrated network adapter is not a separate card, it cannot rightfully be called a NIC, but it does perform the same function as a network adapter that is installed into the system’s expansion bus

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20. Although they reduce the distance the signals have to travel to reach the adapter and avoid the electrical interference that occurs during a bus transfer, the problem with integrated network adapters is that they are not upgradable

21. A system that has an integrated network adapter is under no obligation to use it

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22. You can nearly always disable the adapter by going through the system BIOS, by manipulating a switch or jumper on the motherboard, or simply by installing a NIC into a bus slot

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23. You might find a deal on workstations with the wrong type of integrated network adapter that is good enough to be worth buying NICs for the computers as well

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24. A network interface adapter requires a free interrupt request line (IRQ) and usually either an I/O port address, a memory address, or both

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25. To connect a TE2 device to the S/T interface, you needed an intervening terminal adapter (TA)

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26. For the BRI service, a separate NT1 is required if you are going to use more than one type of terminal equipment, such as a terminal adapter for a computer and an ISDN telephone

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27. If the service was going to be used only for data networking, as was often the case in the United States, there were single devices available that combined the NT1 with a terminal adapter

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28. The video adapter in a server is in many cases integrated into the computer’s motherboard and includes sufficient memory to power a display at a variety of resolutions

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29. However, the video subsystem in a server usually does not include the 3-D accelerator and other components found on a separate adapter card used in a workstation for more video-intensive tasks, such as game-playing and multimedia applications

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30. A video adapter in a server also tends not to use the Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) for its interface to the computer because AGP uses system memory for some of its functions, and in a server, you want as much system memory as possible to be devoted to your server applications

31. The SAN hardware consists of network interface adapter cards that use Fibre Channel connections to a central switch

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32. A SAN network interface adapter makes individual transport endpoints (much like the ports used in a TCP software implementation) available to the connected computers

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33. These endpoints are memory-based registers that are shared by the SAN network adapter and the computer’s processor

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34. For the most part, this just means you must determine what type of network interface adapter the computer uses

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35. If any of the machines to be included in the network do not have appropriate adapters, you can purchase a network interface card and either install the adapter in a free PCI slot or purchase a Universal Serial Bus (USB) network interface adapter

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36. An adapter in this state is said to be jabbering

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37. If a network interface adapter should malfunction and transmit a packet less than 64 bytes long (called a runt), the last bit could leave the sender before the packet has fully propagated around the Internet

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38. In both instances, you should replace the malfunctioning adapter

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39. While the similarity between standard and 100Base Ethernet enables the adapter to use many of the same components for both protocols, 100VG is sufficiently different from 10Base-T to force the device to be essentially two network interface adapters on a single card, which share little else but the cable and bus connectors

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40. Every Token Ring adapter had a very large-scale integration (VLSI) chipset that consisted of five separate CPUs, each of which had its own separate executable code, data storage area, and memory space

41. Each CPU corresponded to a particular state or function of the adapter

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42. If the system received the frames with the ARI and FCI bits set to 0, indicating that there was no functioning ring parameter server, the system’s network adapter used its default values, and the initialization (as well as the entire system insertion) was deemed successful

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43. • Set Recovery Mode (priority 1) The Set Recovery Mode frame was rarely seen because it was not transmitted by a workstation’s Token Ring adapter

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44. When a Token Ring adapter detected a soft error, it began a two-second countdown, during which it waited to see whether other errors occurred

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45. A bypass switch, implemented either as part of the network interface adapter or as a separate device, enables incoming signals to pass through the station and on to the rest of the network, but it does not regenerate them

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46. A computer can contain more than one FDDI adapter, and each adapter has its own PMD, PHY, and MAC layer implementations, but there is only one SMT implementation for the entire system

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47. While not perfectly analogous to the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model, the Windows networking architecture is structured in layers that provide interchangeability of modules such as network adapter drivers and protocols

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48. The NDIS wrapper is not device specific; it contains common code that surrounds the MAC drivers and provides the interface between the network adapter drivers and the protocol drivers installed in the computer

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49. This replaces the Protocol Manager (PROTMAN) used by other NDIS versions to regulate access to the network adapter

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50. Disable NetBIOS through your network connection settings on your Ethernet adapter or disable the ports used by NetBIOS:

51. If you are trying to install a Unix product on an Intel-based computer with the latest and greatest video adapter, for example, you may not be able to find a driver that takes full advantage of its capabilities

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52. At the bottom of the protocol stack is an NDIS network adapter driver that provides access to the network interface card (NIC) installed in the computer

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53. Above the network adapter driver are drivers for the individual protocols running on the system

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54. The various Windows network clients use different versions of NDIS for their adapter drivers, as shown in Table 22-1

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55. To install a network adapter driver, you must be logged on as the administrator of the local system (or an equivalent)

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56. • IF interface Specifies the address of the network interface adapter used to reach the router specified by the gateway variable

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57. Disk mirroring is a technique where two identical drives are connected to the same host adapter, and all data is written to both of the drives simultaneously, as shown in Figure 27-6

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58. The command shown in the preceding screenshot configures a Fibre Channel host bus adapter to be generated automatically on all virtual machines with world-wide names

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59. The example shown in the preceding screenshot sets the maximum resolution of the RemoteFX adapter on all virtual machines to 1920 x 1200

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60. Note that the RemoteFx Video adapter should be added to the virtual machine for this cmdlet to work:

61. Now, we will look at the cmdlets that can be used to manage virtual machine migration networks, and later, we will look at some examples on how you can use the Connect and Disconnect network adapter cmdlets to assign a network adapter to a virtual switch

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62. The InternetAccess cmdlet will connect a virtual network adapter named Internet present in virtual machines Test1 and Test2 to a virtual switch named

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63. For the command shown in the following screenshot to work, the prerequisite is that there should be a network adapter named Internet present on both these virtual machines:

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64. Formatting the compatibility report reveals that the virtual network adapter was connected to the switch, Production, during the export, and the current Hyper-V host has no switch by that name:

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65. The next chapter begins with Adapter, a structural design pattern that can be used to make two incompatible software interfaces compatible

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66. Adapter is a structural design pattern that helps us make two incompatible interfaces compatible

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67. This layer is called the Adapter

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68. The solution is to write a wrapper (also known as Adapter) that converts the data from the given DKK format to the expected USD or EUR format

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69. The Adapter pattern is not useful only for data conversions

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70. In general, if you want to use an interface that expects function_a() but you only have function_b(), you can use an Adapter to convert (adapt) function_b() to function_a() [Eckel08, page 207], [j

71. We will see how to use the Adapter pattern in the implementation section

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72. Probably all of us use the Adapter pattern every day, but in hardware instead of software

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73. If you have a smartphone or a tablet, you need to use something (for example, the lightning connector of an iPhone) with a USB adapter for connecting it to your computer

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74. If you are traveling from most European countries to the UK, you need to use a plug adapter for charging your laptop

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75. The Adapter pattern is used for making things work after they have been implemented [j

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76. Adapter respects the open/closed principle [j

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77. Therefore, using an Adapter for making things work after they have been implemented is a better approach because it:

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78. There are many ways of implementing the Adapter design pattern in Python [Eckel08, page 207]

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79. All the techniques demonstrated by Bruce Eckel use inheritance, but Python provides an alternative, and in my opinion, a more idiomatic way of implementing an Adapter

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80. All the classes of this example, including the Computer class are very primitive, because we want to focus on the Adapter pattern and not on how to make a class as complete as possible

81. How can we make the code work without changing the Synthesizer and Human classes? Adapters to the rescue! We create a generic Adapter class that allows us to adapt a number of objects with different interfaces, into one unified interface

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82. Let's see how we can use the Adapter pattern

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83. They are adapted using the Adapter class

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84. Let's see the complete code of the Adapter pattern example (files external

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85. Hint: Think of how you can delegate the non-adapted parts to the object contained in the Adapter class

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86. This chapter covered the Adapter design pattern

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87. We use the Adapter pattern for making two (or more) incompatible interfaces compatible

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88. Adapter makes things work after they have been implemented

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89. The Grok Python framework and the Traits package use the Adapter pattern for achieving API conformance and interface compatibility, respectively

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90. In the implementation section, we saw how to achieve interface conformance using the Adapter pattern without modifying the source code of the incompatible model

91. This is achieved through a generic Adapter class that does the work for us

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92. Although we could use sub-classing (inheritance) to implement the Adapter pattern in the traditional way in Python, this technique is a great alternative

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