When a packet received by a network interface (11) is buffered in a cache (14), a buffer time processor (12) references an internal clock (13) and stores the time of that moment (the buffered time).

A display (14A, 170) for displaying the waveform has a buffer region (154) which corresponds to the buffer period.

An adjusment factor C is used to provide a buffer period during the sampling period of the waveform.

Each transmitted timeslot includes at its end a predetermined buffer period in which no useful data is transmitted.

To help do that, Goldfeld recommends a buffer period of 48 hours.

For more information about ways to add buffer time manually, see:

(2) The employer shall do the following with respect to the stub period:

The vacation time earned with respect to a completed vacation entitlement year or a stub period must be taken within 10 months following the completion of the vacation entitlement yr or stub interval.

The amount of vacation time that the employee earned during the stub period.

After the expiration of the buffer period - all data is permanently deleted from our system.

(2) If the employee’s period of employment is less than five years, the employer shall do the following with respect to the stub period:

(2) If the employee's period of employment is less than five years, the employer shall do the following with respect to the stub period:

(3) If the employee’s period of employment is five years or more, the employer shall do the following with respect to the stub period:

(2) If the employee's period of employment is less than five years, the employer shall do the following with respect to the stub period:

(2) If the employee's period of employment is less than five years, the employer shall do the following with respect to the stub period: