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Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2008
Summary A codec is the mechanism by which video and audio signals are compressed to conserve bandwidth before transmission across a telecommunication network. It may be implemented either in hardware or software. In the past, manufacturers sometimes used proprietary codecs that were incompatible with those from other manufacturers.
Rex E, Gantenbein, Barbara J, Robinson
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Summary A codec is the mechanism by which video and audio signals are compressed to conserve bandwidth before transmission across a telecommunication network. It may be implemented either in hardware or software. In the past, manufacturers sometimes used proprietary codecs that were incompatible with those from other manufacturers.
Rex E, Gantenbein, Barbara J, Robinson
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Genetics in Medicine, 2010
Consanguineous unions permit the "reunion" of ancestral chromosomal segments in a pattern referred to as "autozygosity," which is essentially a special form of homozygosity. This has long been exploited as a gene mapping tool because it is relatively easy to track a recessive mutation by the surrounding pattern of homozygous markers.
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Consanguineous unions permit the "reunion" of ancestral chromosomal segments in a pattern referred to as "autozygosity," which is essentially a special form of homozygosity. This has long been exploited as a gene mapping tool because it is relatively easy to track a recessive mutation by the surrounding pattern of homozygous markers.
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2016
Telocytes (TCs) are a novel type of interstitial cells, with extremely long and thin cellular prolongations termed telopodes (Tps). TCs were first identified by Popescu et al. and described their finding as "cells with telopodes." The presence of TCs has been reported in the majority of tissues and organs (for details please visit www.telocytes.com ...
Junjie, Xiao, Yihua, Bei
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Telocytes (TCs) are a novel type of interstitial cells, with extremely long and thin cellular prolongations termed telopodes (Tps). TCs were first identified by Popescu et al. and described their finding as "cells with telopodes." The presence of TCs has been reported in the majority of tissues and organs (for details please visit www.telocytes.com ...
Junjie, Xiao, Yihua, Bei
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Biochemical Society Transactions, 2015
The primary sequence of DNA can be decoded a million times faster and cheaper than it could 20 years ago. This capability is transforming our understanding of biology and has stimulated efforts to influence modern medicine through routine sequencing of human genomes.
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The primary sequence of DNA can be decoded a million times faster and cheaper than it could 20 years ago. This capability is transforming our understanding of biology and has stimulated efforts to influence modern medicine through routine sequencing of human genomes.
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Decoder malfunction in BCH decoders
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1990A t-error-correcting bounded-distance decoder either produces the codeword nearest the received vector (if there is a codeword at distance no more than t) or indicates that no such codeword exists. However, BCH decoders based on the Peterson-Gorenstein-Zierler algorithm or the Euclidean algorithm can malfunction and produce output vectors that are not ...
D.V. Sarwate, R.D. Morrison
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Proceedings of the Workshop on Mobility in the Evolving Internet Architecture, 2016
Most of nowadays existing mobile applications are based on the client-server model, their development requires skills on both client and server sides. In this paper, we propose a new backend server solution, enough generic to support a high number of client-server applications based on real-time content distribution and synchronisation.
Anass Seddiki, David Lim, Farid Benbadis
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Most of nowadays existing mobile applications are based on the client-server model, their development requires skills on both client and server sides. In this paper, we propose a new backend server solution, enough generic to support a high number of client-server applications based on real-time content distribution and synchronisation.
Anass Seddiki, David Lim, Farid Benbadis
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