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    Notes:

    Let us take the following example, where all the Application Data Values exchanged by the Applications are triplets made of 3 fields, and are always represented on 6 octets:

      - The first 2 octets are used to represent the first member of the triplet: some integer between -32768 and +32767.

      - The 3rd octet is used to represent the second member of the triplet: some boolean.

      - The last 3 octets are used to represent the 3rd member of the triplet: some string of 3 characters, represented using the ASCII encoding.

    Note that the interpretation of this member as some counter of some sort is outside the scope of the specification for a Transfer Syntax. The semantics are only defined as the types of the information, but not as the operational semantics attached to the information.

 
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