The DESTINATION of the MESSAGES
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The signal must arrive at an appropriate
Destination.
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As an example, a computer signal received
by your ear is not very useful. A picture received by a thermometer does
not make sense.
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The destination device must also decide
what to do with the signals, i.e. to just receive live, to store them or
to perhaps re-transmit them to yet another destination.
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Successful communication has taken
place when the original has arrived at the destination correctly.
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