- Established (abbreviation) - WordReference Forums
Hola, En inglés se usa "est " para la versión abreviada de established Se puede usar 'est ' para abreviar 'establecido' end español? Muchas gracias
- established on in - WordReference Forums
In this case, I would say established in because it is followed by the name of a portion of a document where the provision is mentioned The provisions are established by words that are in or within that article If you are talking about the basis (or foundation figuratively) for something, you might say established on For example, " Many laws in the United States are established on the
- A company is or was established - WordReference Forums
A company is or was established Is it, grammar wise, wrong to write: "bupaloo" company is established in 1998 by Bupa Bupaloo??
- Access Control List established flag? - Cisco Learning Network
The "established" keyword on an access-list statement is used when you want to match the "ack" or "rst" in a TCP segment Because "ack" or "rst" can never appear legally in the first packet of a TCP session (the first packet must be a "syn"), "permit established" says, allow the packet if we have already started a TCP session
- Usage of on at in when indicating a date? - WordReference Forums
Hello, I always get confused with the usage of on at in with regards to indicate a certain date Let's say there is a company and it's established at some certain date, say in 2012 But how to indicate a more specific date, for example, 23 04 2012? which one of these prepositions should I
- . . . was founded or . . . was established. - WordReference Forums
Hello, Which is the correct usage for grammar? " The company was established in 1992 " or " The company was founded in 1992 " with my best regards
- understanding established connections - Cisco Learning Network
Ok, i have a concept that i am trying to understand If i use an sftp client, put in a hostname to a known server out in the public world, use port 22 and hit connect, my pc from a random port, sends info to router, it then translates it to a public ip, sends it to the big giant web of routers switches in the cloud, it then arrives at said sftp server, destined for port 22 on the way back is
- Creating a company: incorporate, found, establish
I know the above sentence is otherwise said or written as "The company was founded in 2008 " or "The company was established in 2008 " But is there any difference among 'found', 'incorporate', 'establish' when referring to creating a company, other than their formality?
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