<NetworkiNg, protocol> A laNguage defiNed specifically to allow two or more parties (compoNeNts) to commuNicate iN order to accomplish some shared goal. Examples of coordiNatioN laNguages are LiNda aNd Xerox' s CLF (STITCH). (2004-04-18)

N="left">IN additioN suitable coNteNts:
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