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What is the saw?

It is an upright frame with channels that a skilsaw rides in to cut vertically or lengthwise. Commonly seen in big lumber stores.


What is the panel saw?

It is an upright frame with channels that a skilsaw rides in to cut vertically or lengthwise. Commonly seen in big lumber stores.


How is multiplexing and demultiplexing applied in telecommunication?

Time Division Multiplexers are a bit historical but here's an answer. A number of channels are required to be assembled onto an aggregate. Thirty 64 kbit/s channels could go onto a 2 Mbit/s aggregate for example. A multiplexer is constructed to a standard such as G.700 series in the ITU-T. In the same box a de-multiplexer is constructed to decode the received 2 Mbit/s. Also a manufacturer could decide to build a proprietary standard of his own. Timeplex were good at this and made excellent systems with benefits over CCITT later ITU-T standard. Advantages were being able to mix data at different bit rates and also include voice, compressed or not compressed, with or without signalling - if needed. Multiplexers could form meshed networks rather that A-B dumb-bell links and these may need management to sneak in and out of them. Time Division Multiplexers did what they say, the interleaved the data for each channel or tributary so that it could be received and broken out at the far end. Each channel had its own slot on the frame of the system and came around in a rate which enabled the original bandwidth and clock to be recovered and presented in just the right interface.


What type of scanning the station transmits a special frame known as a probe on all available channels within its frequency range?

active scanning


Handwritten or computer generated place cards?

depends how is your hand-writing? how many placecards are needed? what time frame do you have to work in? how fancy of an event is it?


What does channel sales mean?

aggregate of all sales that are generated in a particular time frame by means of distribution that is employed by a firm or company to move.


How can polyethylene be held tight against the greenhouse frame?

Polyethylene can be held tight against a greenhouse frame using methods like clips, channels, or ropes. Wiggle wire and lock channels are commonly used for securing polyethylene covering, providing a secure fit while still allowing flexibility for expansion and contraction due to temperature changes. Additionally, batten tape can be used to fasten the polyethylene to the frame to ensure a snug and secure fit.


What do you need to combine asynchronous transfer mode services with dsl to provide an alternative to frame relay?

A DSLAM that supports ATM services A DSL endpoint device that supports ATM technology


Can you collect the light falling on a surface?

Yes, now we can - there are windows that have channels in them that divert fifty percent of their incident light towards photovoltaic materials in the window frame. As well there are a dozen other means of Solar Photon capture.


How do you edit 2 videos together?

Make use of video editors' merge or combine functions, they are commonly found in windows movie maker. For more advanced video effects, you can move to a better program like ArcSoft ShowBiz, it is flexible for you to edit videos in clips and capture any frame from your video for you to enhance, combine, delete, modify.


When was Frame by Frame created?

Frame by Frame was created in 1981-09.


What frequently results in negative frame sequence checks?

The result of the CRC generated by the originating node not matching the check sum calculated from the data received. It usually indicates noise or transmission problems on the LAN interface or cabling.D: Noise