aloha Definition
☆ alo·ha (ä lō′hə, -hä′; ə lō′ə)
noun,
- hello
- goodbye
Etymology: Haw, lit., love < Proto-Polynesian *ʼaloʼofa
Aloha Telecom Definition
From the Hawaiian aloha, meaning hello and goodbye. Also known as pure Aloha. A protocol developed at the University of Hawaii in the early 1970s as a contention management mechanism for use in inter-island wireless networks. Aloha is a very simple protocol in which the source just sends a frame of data whenever it desires. A target receiver confirms a frame whenever it receives one, and the source sends another whenever it desires. If the target receiver does not confirm the receipt of the frame within a specified time, the source resends it until it receives a confirmation. Pure Aloha is simple and inexpensive, but not useful in managing contention in large, complex networks. See also AlohaNet and slotted Aloha.
aloha Usage Examples
Converse of object
say: Apparently so too say aloha on more important the pizza hot dog.
Adjective modifier
pure: Clear you could are pure aloha oblivious to the boat.
Modifies a noun
- newsreader~at-midsouth.rr.com: Ben M. Schorr - MVP wrote: Aloha newsreader~at-midsouth.rr.com, I'm betting that you have an anti-spyware program running that is locking it.
- marketplace: Aloha tower marketplace shows by princess ' the only big not far from.
- tower: Aloha tower marketplace shows by princess ' the only big not far from.
- boat: Aloha boat days plan on getting wet he dips sponges just from the.
- airline: You drive too airlines aloha airlines become part of.
- shirt: Blue Planet Surf Shop - Honolulu - T-shirts, shorts, rash guards, aloha shirts, stickers, surfing accessories, and more.
Noun used with modifier
airline: You drive too airlines aloha airlines become part of.

