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A property of a logical communications system, between two endpoints, in which a given endpoint can be either sending or receiving at any given time, but not both | A property of a logical communications system, between two endpoints, in which a given endpoint can be either sending or receiving at any given time, but not both | ||
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Two-way alternating [r]: A property of a logical communications system, between two endpoints, in which a given endpoint can be either sending or receiving at any given time, but not both