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IEEE Potentials, 2001
The authors begin by discussing the components of voice over IP (VoIP). They go on to consider SS7, H.323, SIP (session initiation protocol), voice coders, ITU-T specifications, RTP (real time transport protocol), gateway control, wireless networks, quality of service, packet loss, jitter, latency and bit rate.
P. Mehta, S. Udani
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The authors begin by discussing the components of voice over IP (VoIP). They go on to consider SS7, H.323, SIP (session initiation protocol), voice coders, ITU-T specifications, RTP (real time transport protocol), gateway control, wireless networks, quality of service, packet loss, jitter, latency and bit rate.
P. Mehta, S. Udani
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Voice over MPLS compared to voice over other packet transport technologies
IEEE Communications Magazine, 2002Most major carriers are deploying multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) and are also migrating voice traffic to packet transport. This article analyzes how those trends can be combined. It compares the advantages of VoMPLS with VoATM, VoIP, and VoFR, from the viewpoints of bandwidth utilization, implementation issues, and the region of the network ...
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Nursing times, 1998
Hearing voices is distressing and frightening, but cognitive psychology can provide a range of interventions that enable people to live with their auditory hallucinations. Liam Clarke looks at ways to empower this patient group.
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Hearing voices is distressing and frightening, but cognitive psychology can provide a range of interventions that enable people to live with their auditory hallucinations. Liam Clarke looks at ways to empower this patient group.
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Proceedings of the 1st International ICST Conference on Forensic Applications and Techniques in Telecommunications, Information and Multimedia, 2008
Jill Slay, Matthew Simon
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Jill Slay, Matthew Simon
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The research presented here is based on the idea that matter is not a passive element to be shaped, but an active agent capable of generating forms, reactions, and processes. From this perspective, artistic practice does not consist in dominating matter, but in collaborating with it, allowing behaviors, tensions, and transformations to emerge that are ...
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