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WORWake-On-Ring (motherboards/NICs)
WORWater-Oil Ratio
WORWake on Radio (low-power radio transceivers)
WORWork Over Rig
WORWithout Our Responsibility
WORWeekly Operating Report
WORWork Order Record
WORWaiting on Rig (oilfield)


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The SmartAMC also includes advanced audio and modem features including wake-on-ring, audio game enhancement support and full duplex echo-free speakerphone.
CONEXANT: INDUSTRY'S FIRST GLOBAL AUDIO/MODEM SOLUTION by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
The SC1543 is ideal for designers of Mini PCI cards implementing wake-on-ring or
Semtech Announces the SC1543 Dual 3.3V Smart Power Switch for Mini ... by Business Wire
Automatic sleep or stand-by configuration for increased power-saving capabilities -- Wake-on-ring feature for modems to keep users connected by detecting incoming modem activity while PC is in sleep mode -- Plug and Play and hot-swapping to make connecting and managing peripheral devices easy
Xircom Extends Early Support for Windows 2000; Company Offers Drivers ... by Business Wire
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