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As seen in this figure, the transmission process begins by feeding the scrambled information bits forming a packet into a 1/2-rate convolutional encoder that, after puncturing, achieves overall rates of 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, or 5/6 (optionally, the same rates can be attained by using a low density parity check (LDPC) encoder at different coding rates).

The Toughbook CF-52 is designed so Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G mobile broadband and, in the near future, WiMax modules can be optionally embedded into the same unit, permitting a high level of flexibility for mobile data access.

To control for polymerase chain reaction artifacts, MEDIPS optionally replaces reads with the same position and orientation by one representative.

Main function of the controller is to read the data from the sensor, optionally process it, and send the same to the application by using appropriate communication technology.

Seqal is the core that implements read alignment and optionally also performs duplicate read removal following the same duplicate criteria used by Picard MarkDuplicates (http://picard.sourceforge.net).net

I don't remember much else except resentfully being obligated – forced, really – to do the same things that I previously did optionally.

You can optionally archive all IM conversations and the drop them into the same folders you use for email – a very handy way of keeping information organized.

The fifth PRC version uses the same three parameters as the third version, and optionally, a batch size for the iterative procedure.

You then do the same for the "Looking to Meet" section below, optionally specifying the industry and/or the job title you're in search of.

It is also possible to search by specifying a PDB identification code (and optionally also chain name) to identify other experimental structures and models for the same protein sequence.

In some genes, certain exons can be optionally included or excluded from a transcript to produce different versions of the same protein that can often have very different functions.