But what really accounts for its success is not the relatively simple transport of data packets.
But that is probably not how most households see it, looking at their pay packets.
At the very least, firms end up footing the bill for two chief-executive-sized pay packets.
Aradigm's AERx device is the size of a paperback book and uses liquid insulin packets.
The new law also requires manufacturers to list tar and nicotine content on packets.
Of course, many firms will attempt to bury them in lengthy, complex disclosure packets.
To Akamai all those products are just different flavors of the same thing: digital packets.
The increases in productivity in the coming years (because, technology) would not be passed on in pay packets.
There is anecdotal evidence too that young turks on Wall Street are thinking about more than their bonus packets.
Instead, teachers attended union or administrative meetings, marked homework, or queued for pay-packets.
That proved to be very useful as we were able to quickly identify VNC connections and capture VNC authentication packets.
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Seven of the 24 students "remembered" the false event in their packets.
Text, voice, and data will begin life as packets, travel through the network as packets, and arrive on customer devices as packets.
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The liquidators also claim that the payments justify their swollen pay packets.
Once the noodles are coated in that glorious sauce flecked with red pepper flakes, chopped parsley and scallions, seal them inside their parchment packets.
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At the same time, deflation eats into the value of homes, increases the cost of investment credit for corporations, reduces profits and even wage packets.
Avoiding social-security charges, which often drive a chunky wedge between take-home pay and employers' wage bills, can both cut labour costs and thicken wage packets.
Going global, however, has encouraged staff to compare their wage packets.
Some local authorities have reacted by cutting men's wages and introducing a pay protection plan for those affected to cushion the blow to their wage packets.
Mr Cameron should make it clear that his long-term aim is to see government intrude less in people's lives and take less out of their pay packets.
Ministers consulted last year on bringing in plain cigarette packets.
The solution now being adopted in New Zealand and Britain is to combine privately owned accounts with cheap public arrangements to collect the savings directly from pay packets.
All tobacco company logos and colours were banned from packets.
She ordered hot tea, and the suit says the flight attendant brought her a cup of "extremely hot water" sitting in another cup which contained the tea bag and condiment packets.
When new ideas can easily be sold around the world, he argues, the rewards for generating them rise, and brainy people will be lured to Boston and New York with ever-fatter pay packets.
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Those stores are flexible in responding to the needs of their communities: They sell candies by the piece, cigarettes by the stick, shampoos in sachets, and vinegar and cooking oil in smaller packets.
But for those times when your sweetheart and your running shoes are out of reach and your next volunteering gig is a few days off, uplift is also available in instant fun-size packets.
He has warned there could be trouble on the terraces unless the government helps clubs struggling with big debts - a legacy of the boom days of inflated television revenues and equally big player pay packets.
It had previously said that AMs' salaries should "reflect the reality of what Welsh men and women receive in their pay packets".
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