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What is a linear channel?
A channel that displays programming as it is scheduled. In other words this channel does not require the device receiving the channel to be interactive. It is a term used for the opposite of on demand programming. The real question is why give it such a misleading name?
Why does the frequency of the forward channel is greater than the freq of the reverse channel in mobile comm?
I may be missing something here, along the lines of a definition, but isn't the 'forward' channel at one end of the link the 'reverse' channel at the other end, and isn't the 'reverse' channel at the first end the 'forward' channel at the opposite end ?
What is the purpose of a channel encoder and decoder in modern communication systems?
channel encoder inserts additional information to the transmitted bit stream to facilitate error detection and correction at the receiver. channel decoder is quite opposite to the channel encoder which transmits desired data after the error detection and correction .
What is the meaning of the red channel and the green channel?
If you are refering to nautical channels, these are pretty much universal (unlike road laws). The green 'channel' is usually a line of green bouys, markers or poles (with green lights for night) to show the deepest way up a channel or river for boat navigation. The red 'channel' is merely the opposite.
What is the geological opposite of meander?
The geological opposite of a meander is a straight channel. Straight channels have linear paths with minimal curves, unlike meandering channels which have winding, curved paths.
Which English port is closest to Calais?
Dover is just opposite Calais across the English channel. Folkestone is the second closest.
What are two likely reasons a Cl ion cannot pass through a Na ion channel?
the Cl- ion is larger than the Na+ ion, making it too big to fit in the channelthe charges are opposite, repelling the Cl- ion from the channel
Explain any three function of upward communication?
If you are refering to nautical channels, these are pretty much universal (unlike road laws). The green 'channel' is usually a line of green bouys, markers or poles (with green lights for night) to show the deepest way up a channel or river for boat navigation. The red 'channel' is merely the opposite.
What does a red cone-shaped buoy mark?
In Region B the edge of a channel on a boater's right side when entering from the open sea or heading upstream. It is the opposite in Region A.
What does red cone shaped buoy mark?
In Region B the edge of a channel on a boater's right side when entering from the open sea or heading upstream. It is the opposite in Region A.
What does a red coned-shaped buoy mark?
In Region B the edge of a channel on a boater's right side when entering from the open sea or heading upstream. It is the opposite in Region A.
Binding of a signaling molecule to which type of receptor leads directly to a change in distribution of ions on opposite sides of the membrane?
Ion channel receptors. These receptors allow specific ions to flow through a channel when activated by a signaling molecule, resulting in a change in ion distribution across the membrane and altering the membrane potential.
