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What is ltp in stock market?
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What is LTP power and COP power?
LTP is the power that cannot be used continuously, i.o.w. the peak current. COP means the continuous power, absorbed by -f.e.- a machine running on one level. André Hak - The Netherlands
Who is the Father of the Mindanao Railway System?
LTP SPEAKER DATU Saripada Ali Pacasum
What is the synaptic basis for learning and memory?
The synaptic basis for learning and memory is long-term potentation (LTP), which is an increase in a synapse's firing potential after a brief, rapid stimulation.
What has the author Elaine Setiawan written?
Elaine Setiawan has written: 'Effects of repeated prenatal betamethasone (beta) exposure on hippocampal long-term potentiation (LTP) in juvenile guinea pigs'
What are the effects of white noise on memory?
White noise can help improve memory by reducing distractions and enhancing focus. It can also aid in better retention of information by helping the brain maintain a steady level of alertness. However, prolonged exposure to white noise may lead to habituation, where the brain becomes desensitized to the sounds, potentially diminishing its memory-enhancing effects.
What are the 3 lunar features of the 6?
you are stupidA:A transient lunar phenomenon (TLP) or "Lunar Transient Phenomena" (LTP), refers to short lived 1) lights, 2) colors, or 3) changes in appearance of the lunar surface. These phenomena are not well recorded and have been observed for over a thousand years.6 lunar occulations are 1) Transits and eclipses 2) Occulations by the moon 3) by planets 4) asteroids 5) Double occlations 6) Occulting satellites.An interesting subject and I enjoyed finding this information. More work should be done in transient lunar phenomenon. I have seen these colour changes myself and wonder what causes them. Excellent thought provoking question. It sparked old memories for me. Hexagonal systems can be seen all over the natural and geological world. In crystals, the giants causeway, and bee hives.
What kind of music is good for the brain?
Classical music affects the brain’s organization and abilities, through its melody and rhythm. The rhythm raises the level of serotonin produced in your brain. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter, involved in the transmission of nerve impulses that helps maintaining joyous feelings. When the brain produces serotonin, tension is eased.ser·o·to·nin/ˌsɛrəˈtoʊnɪn, ˌsɪər-/ Show Spelled[ser-uh-toh-nin, seer-] Show IPAnounBiochemistry.aneurotransmitter,derivedfromtryptophan,thatisinvolvedinsleep,depression,memory,to feel manic,andotherneurologicalprocessesman·ic/ˈmænɪk/ Show Spelled[man-ik] Show IPAadjectivepertainingtooraffectedbymania.tryp·to·phan/ˈtrɪptəˌfæn/ Show Spelled[trip-tuh-fan] Show IPAnounBiochemistry.anessentialaminoacid,(C8H6N)CH2CH(NH2)COOH,colorless,crystalline,andaromatic,releasedfromproteinsbytrypticdigestionandaprecursorofserotonin.Abbreviation:Trp;Symbol:W
What has the author Michael Lewis written?
Michael Lewis has written: 'Losers' 'The development wheel' 'Home Game' -- subject(s): Fathers, Biography, Fatherhood, OverDrive, Humor (Nonfiction), Nonfiction 'The Lexical Approach' -- subject(s): Study and teaching, English language, Lexical grammar, Grammar 'Trail fever' 'Revise Through Diagrams: Chemistry' 'Altering Fate' 'Napoleon and His British Captives' 'Projects in Britain' 'The Cheapskate's Guide To Walt Disney (Cheapskate's Guide to Walt Disney World)' 'Pacific Rift M.Lewis Hpb' 'Faces of Britain' 'The big short' -- subject(s): Large type books, Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, Financial crises, Economic conditions, History, New York Times bestseller, nyt:paperback_business_books=2012-02-25 'Economics for Social Workers' 'Partners' 'The big short' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, Financial crises, History, New York Times bestseller, nyt:paperback_business_books=2012-02-25 'Thinking Chemistry' 'The big short' -- subject(s): Large type books, Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, Financial crises, Economic conditions, History, New York Times bestseller, nyt:paperback_business_books=2012-02-25 'Liar's Poker, Playing the Money Markets' 'American Wilderness' -- subject(s): Public opinion, Geographical perception, Wilderness areas, Effect of environment on, Environmental conditions, Human beings, Human ecology, History 'Liar's poker' -- subject(s): Biography, Bonds, Brokers, Salomon Brothers 'Heidegger And The Place Of Ethics' -- subject(s): Ethics, Modern Ethics 'A Colour Handbook of Oral Medicine' 'Films of Tom Hanks' 'Manufacturing from Recyclables' 'La Historia del Silicon Vallery' 'The New New Thing' -- subject(s): Computer software industry, Businessmen, Biography, History, Industrie et commerce, Hommes d'affaires, Biographies, Histoire, Logiciels, Industrie 'Floating Off the Page' 'Becoming Apart' 'Moneyball' -- subject(s): Scouting, Baseball, Baseball players, Salaries, New York Times bestseller, nyt:paperback_business_books=2011-08-27 'World cup soccer' 'L'invincible Armada' 'Liars Poker Rising Through the Wreckage/International Edition' 'GCSE Chemistry' 'Ancestors' 'Ecommerce' 'Revise Through Diagrams' 'Pacific rift' 'Practical Techniques for Language Teaching' 'Reuse Operations' 'Boomerang' -- subject(s): Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, Financial crises, International finance, History 'World Cup Soccer *c-1559211075' 'Source Book for Teaching English as a Second Language' 'Navy in Transition' 'New York Times review by Michiko Kakutani' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, Financial crises, History, OverDrive, Finance, Nonfiction, Large type books, New York Times bestseller, nyt:paperback_business_books=2012-02-25 'England's sea-officers' -- subject(s): Great Britain. Royal Navy, Great Britain 'The blind side' -- subject(s): Football players, Football, University of Mississippi, Biography, College sports 'The Lexical Approach (LTP Teacher Training)'
What are the abbreviations regarding telecommunication sector?
ACCPR: Adjacent Channel Coupled Power RatioACIPR: Adjacent Channel Interference Power RatioADC: American Digital Carrier (D-AMPS)ADC: Analog-Digital ConverterADPCM: Adaptive Differential Pulse Code ModulationAFR: Active Feedback ResonatorAGC: Automatic Gain ControlAM: Amplitude ModulationAMPS: Advanced Mobile Phone SystemANSI: American National Standards InstituteAPPL: Analog PLLASK: Amplitude Shift Keying[top]BCDMA: Broad Band CDMABER: Bit Error RateBETRS: Basic Exchange Telecommunication Radio ServiceBPF: Bandpass FilterBPSK: Binary Phase Shift Keying[top]CADN: Cellular Access Digital NetworkCAI: Common Air InterfaceCDMA: Code Division Multiple AccessCDPD: Cellular Digital Packet DataCELP: Code Book Excited Linear Predictive CodingC/I: Carrier to co-channel InterferenceCPE: Customer Premises EquipmentCPFSK: Continuous Phase Frequency Shift KeyingCQM: Channel Quality MeasurementCRC: Cyclical Redundancy CheckCT: Cordless TelephoneCTIA: Cellular Telecommunication Industry AssociationCVSM: Continuously Variable Slope Delta ModulationCW: Continuous Wave[top]DAC: Digital-Analog ConverterDAMPS: Digital AMPSdB: DecibeldBc: Decibel below carrier (measurement of phase noise)dBm: Decibel (relative to 1 mW)DBM: Double Balanced MixerDBS: Direct Broadcast SatellitedBW: Decibel (relative to 1 Watt)DCS: Digital Cellular SystemDECT: Digital European Cordless TelephoneDFT: Discrete Fourier TransformDPLL: Digital PLLDPSK: Differential Phase Shift KeyingDQPSK: Differentially Encoded Quadrature Phase Shift KeyingDR: Dynamic RangeDS Direct SequenceDSP: Digital Signal ProcessorDTMF: Dual Tone Multi Frequency[top]EMC: Electromagnetic CompatibilityEMF: Electromagnetic FieldEMI: Electromagnetic InterferenceEMR: Electromagnetic RadiationE-TACS: Extended Total Access Communication SystemETDMA: Enhanced TDMA (with DSI- Digital Speech Interpolation)ETSI: European Telecommunication Standard Institute[top]FCC: Federal Communications CommissionFDD: Frequency Division DuplexFDM: Frequency Division MultiplexFDMA: Frequency Division Multiple AccessFFSK: Fast Frequency Shift KeyingFFT: Fast Fourier TransformFH Frequency HoppingFIR: Finite Impulse Response (filter)FM: Frequency ModulationFPLMTS: Future Public Land Mobile Telephone ServiceFSK: Frequency Shift Keying[top]GaAs: Gallium ArsenideGBBC: GSM Baseband CodecGFSK: Gaussian Frequency Shift KeyingGMSK: Gaussian-filtered Minimum Shift KeyingGOLD: GSM One-Chip Logic DeviceGPS: Global Positioning SystemGSM: Global System for Mobile Communications[top]HBT: Heterojunction Bipolar TransistorHEMT: High Electron Mobility TransistorHPF: High Pass Filter[top]IF: Intermediate FrequencyIFF: Interfrequency FilterIIR: Infinite Impulse Response (filter)IM: IntermodulationIMD: Intermodulation DistortionIMR: Intermodulation Distortion RatioIP: Intercept PointISM: Industrial Scientific Medical (frequency band)ISO: International Organization for StandardizationITU: International Telecommunications Union[top]JDC: Japanese Digital Carrier[top]LAN: Local Area NetworkLEO: Low Earth Orbiting SatelliteLF: Loop FilterLNA: Low Noise AmplifierLO: Local OscillatorLPC: Linear Predictive CodingLPF: Low Pass FilterLPLL: Linear PLL[top]MAC: Medium Access ControlMAHO: Mobile Assisted HandoffMAN: Metropolitan Area NetworkMBS: Mobile Broadband SystemMDSB: Mobile Data Base StationMESFET: Metal Schottky FETMFSK: Multi Frequency Shift KeyingMMIC: Monolithic Microwave ICMMU: Memory Management UnitMODEM: Modulator/DemodulatorMOS: Metal Oxide SemiconductorMOSFET: Metal Oxide Semiconductor FETMS: Mobile StationMSA: Metropolitan Service AreaMSK: Minimum Shift KeyingMTSO: Mobile Telephone Switching Office[top]NAMPS: Narrow Band AMPSNCDMA: Narrow Band CDMANMS: Network Management SystemNMT: Nordic Mobile Telecommunication System (cellular communication system in Scandinavia)NPR: Noise Power RatioNTM: Network Traffic Management[top]OSI: open system interconnection.[top]PAM: Pulse Amplitude ModulationPBX: Private Branch ExchangePCM: Pulse Code ModulationPCMCIA: PC Memory Card International AssociationPCN: Personal Communications NetworkPCS: Personal Communication ServicesPD: Phase DetectorPDM: Pulse Duration ModulationPDU: Protocol Data UnitPHP: Personal Handy Phone (Japan)PHS: Personal Handy Phone System (Japan)PIN: Positive Intrinsic Negative (diode)PLL: Phase-Locked LoopPLMN: Public Land Mobile NetworkPM: Pulse ModulationPOTS: Plain Old Telephone ServicePSD: Power Spectral DensityPSK: Phase Shift KeyingPUREG: Power Up RegistrationPWM: Pulse Width Modulation[top]Q: Quality Factor (e.g. filter)QAM: Quadrature Amplitude ModulationQPSK: Quadrature Phase Shift Keying[top]RELP: Residual-Excited Linear Predictive CodingRF: Radio FrequencyRFI: Radio Frequency InterferenceRFIC: Radio Frequency ICRITL: Radio-in-the-LoopRPE-LTP: Regular Pulse Excitation-Long Term Prediction (GSM speech encoding method)RSA: Rural Service AreaRSSI: Radio Signal Strength Indicator[top]SAW: Surface Acoustic Wave (filter)S/H: Sample and HoldSIEGET Siemens Grounded Emitter TransistorSINAD: Ratio of Signal plus Noise plus Distortion to Noise plus DistortionSIM: Subscriber Identity ModuleSMS: Short Message ServiceS/N: Signal to NoiseSNR: Signal-to-Noise RatioSPLL: Software PLLSS: Spread SpectrumSSB: Single SidebandSWR: Standing Wave Ratio[top]TACS: Total Access Communication System (analog cellular communication in UK)TCXO Temperature-Compensated Crystal OscillatorTDD: Time Division DuplexTDM: Time Division MultiplexingTDMA: Time Division Multiple AccessTHD: Total Harmonic DistortionTIA: Telecommunication Industry Association[top]UMTS: Universal Mobile Telecommunication ServiceUHF: Ultra High Frequency[top]VCO: Voltage-Controlled OscillatorVCVS: Voltage-Controlled Voltage Source (filter)VCXO: Voltage-Controlled Crystal OscillatorVHDL: Very High Speed Integrated Circuit Hardware Descriptive LanguageVHF: Very High FrequencyVQ: Vector QuantizationVSAT: Very Small Aperture TerminalVSELP: Vector Sum Excited Linear Predictive Coding (IS-54 speech encoding)VSWR: Voltage Standing Wave Ratio[top]WAN: Wide Area NetworkWARC: World Administrative Radio ConferenceWCPE Wireless Customer Premises EquipmentWLAN: Wireless LANWLL Wireless Local Loop[top]XMTR: TransmitterXTALK: Crosstalk
