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| (subclass ComputerProtocol Procedure) | ComputingBrands.kif 1718-1718 | Computer protocol is a subclass of procedure |
| (documentation ComputerProtocol EnglishLanguage "A set of specifications for the sequence and format of data sent between two (or more) ComputerPrograms to accomplish some task.") | ComputingBrands.kif 1719-1720 | Computer protocol is a subclass of procedure |
| (documentation ComputerProtocol ChineseTraditionalLanguage "一套規格用來完成些對於在兩個(或更多) ComputerPrograms 之間傳遞的序列跟檔案格式之任務") | ComputingBrands.kif 1722-1723 | Computer protocol is a subclass of procedure |
| (documentation ComputerProtocol ChineseLanguage "一套规格用来完成些对于在两个(或更多) ComputerPrograms 之间传递的序列跟档案格式之任务") | ComputingBrands.kif 1725-1726 | Computer protocol is a subclass of procedure |
| (documentation ComputerProtocol JapaneseLanguage "2つ(またはそれ以上)の&%ComputerPrograms 間で送信されたシーケンスとフォーマットのデータ一の連の仕様でいくつかのタスクを完了する。") | ComputingBrands.kif 1728-1729 | Computer protocol is a subclass of procedure |
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| (domainSubclass protocolForConnector 1 ComputerProtocol) | ComputingBrands.kif 2766-2766 | The number 1 argument of protocol for connector is a subclass of computer protocol |
| (domain implementsProtocol 2 ComputerProtocol) | ComputingBrands.kif 3951-3951 | The number 2 argument of implements protocol is an instance of computer protocol |
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| (=> (instance ?CP ComputerProtocol) (hasPurpose ?CP (exists (?P1 ?P2 ?C) (and (instance ?P1 ComputerProgram) (instance ?P2 ComputerProgram) (instance ?C DataTransfer) (origin ?C ?P1) (destination ?C ?P2) (represents ?CP ?C))))) |
ComputingBrands.kif 1736-1746 | If X is an instance of computer protocol, then All of the following hold: (1) X has the purpose there exist Y, Z (2) W such that Y is an instance of computer program (3) Z is an instance of computer program (4) W is an instance of data transfer (5) W originates at Y (6) W ends up at Z (7) X expresses W |