“send” is to receive but “send” is to scatter. What does this mean?
I am looking for a word in English that is a synonym for receive but is specific for the process of another scattering something so that many and not simply sending individually.
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If one entity sends something, another entity receives that something.
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If an entity scatters something, its cells scatter differently, as does each individual cell in the cells.?? … (parts of) that something. I have thought about you for a long time. Please make my point clear.
Possible near options are:
- collect / gather, but that sounds to me more that many are sending to one (many-to-one instead of one-to-many). In practice states collect taxes from citizens as “The state collects taxes from individials”.
- How can I catch something? Each time you scatter coins, others catch these
coins the word scatter in the distribute sense. If one entity distributes something, other entities individually…
- What is certain is (parts of) that something.
What is the purpose of rearranging a relationship?
Could part of the answer depend on the accepted term (perhaps a metaphor) for receiving the thing being scattered. So would the Node in a network see the scattered data? “receive” is the best word; everyone is meant to use what comes to them. u00abMantau00bb.
Could part of the answer depend on the accepted term (perhaps a metaphor) for receiving the thing being scattered. So would the Node in a network see the scattered data? “receive” is the best word; everyone is meant to use what comes to them. u00abMantau00bb.
My suggestion was accept. According to the etymology of Wiktionary, it comes from a frequentative form of the Latin accipio (to take). If a message is scattered by 3 or more outlying nodes, each one of them will accept it, but if it has no known node, it will always be sent to the Central Node. In an environment where the messages by the node are scattered, the outlying nodes will quickly recover. Assuming the sound is slightly more active than receiving (see below). If I take something, I can listen to the sound.
I understand the verb scatter that the messages are not distributed in an orderly way but somehow broadcast until the receivers indicate all of the messages have been received for processing. You could imagine a table in front of a group of children surrounded by a colorful bag of candies. What verbs could you use to describe the children handling the candies, all of which have connotations of disorderly behavior or orderly or orderly behavior.
In general terms, for anything involving decoupled forms (descoupling form) in computer architecture, I go to the original work on Design Patterns by The Gang of Four, and look at the nouns they use for the classes and the verbs they use for the method calls. I don’t have my copy right now, but I recall being used in some contexts like the one you describe.
