Section 10.2.2
A recipient with a clock that receives a response message without a
[...]
A recipient with a clock that receives a response with an invalid
Are we using "with a clock" as shorthand for "have a clock capable of
providing a reasonable approximation of the current instant in
Coordinated Universal Time"? It might be worth clarifying if this
different phrasing than above is intended to convey different semantics.
Section 10.2.2
Are we using "with a clock" as shorthand for "have a clock capable of
providing a reasonable approximation of the current instant in
Coordinated Universal Time"? It might be worth clarifying if this
different phrasing than above is intended to convey different semantics.