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domains
sequences or regions in block copolymers
Domains are areas of interest or areas to be managed They are relatively arbitrary, but suggested domains include the organization, infrastructure, applications, and data
Groups of grains that have the same CPO and/or SPO
plural of domain
com au $79/2y net au
A domain is a specific virtual area within the Internet, defined by the "top level" of the address or URL (Uniform Resource Locator) The top level is the end of the address; example: "whitehouse gov" In this example, the top-level part of the domain is " gov", indicating a US government entity The "whitehouse" part is the second-level domain, indicating where within the " gov" domain the information in question is to be found Other common top-level domains include " com", " net", " uk", etc
Sometimes people who want to create a domain are interested in setting up a web site Interestingly enough, a domain does not point to a web page! A domain is more like a collection of computers A specific domain name (for example, www domain org) only points to an IP address The server that owns that IP address must be configured to serve the proper pages
A logical tree-structure naming convention to provide unique names for computers on the Internet (and other networks)