Sentence examples for dsp from inspiring English sources

Eschewing the "hard-wired" design that is difficult to upgrade, Global Radio has set out to create a software-driven chipset that is based on a generic digital signal processor (DSP).

The alliance recently forged with the small Democratic Left Party (DSP) may help CHP leader Deniz Baykal to overcome disenchantment with his narrowly-focused leadership.

As the name implies, a digital signal processor (DSP) processes signals digitally, as patterns of 1s and 0s.

Macklin said after the Labor reforms in 2011 and 2012 there was a 22% drop in the rate of people being granted DSP.

The council found the implication that a high proportion of DSP recipients are "slackers" and should not be receiving DSP was "offensive to an extent not justified by the public interest".

Asked how many people would lose the DSP, McClure singled out people with mental illness, saying 30% of the 800,000 DSP recipients had a mental illness which was "episodic" in nature.

Another application for DSPs appeared in 1997 when TI developed a special biochemical DSP for use in portable devices that could detect bacteria or other pathogens in food and water, in real time, at remote locations.

Mentally ill people could be targeted as one of the groups to become ineligible for the disability support pension (DSP), the head of a government review of the welfare system has suggested.

The Australian Press Council ruled on Friday that the headline and other material on the front page "collectively imply that a high proportion of DSP recipients are 'slackers' and should not be receiving DSP".

A Daily Telegraph front page which claimed that New South Wales disability support pensioners (DSP) outnumbered Australia's total war wounded by more than 44,000 has been ruled offensive by the press council and found to have breached the media watchdog's standards of practice.

DSP recipients will only be able to leave Australia for up to four weeks each year without financial penalty.