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The set of specifications, formally enumerated in the body of this specification (Part 1), that compose the ATSC Standard known as DASE (DTV Application Software Environment).
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A physical embodiment of the DASE System.
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A particular specification of the DASE Standard within a series of DASE Standards that specify functional supersets of prior DASE levels.
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A well-defined set of functionality that extends the DASE Standard; an extension may be qualified as a standard extension, if defined by the ATSC, or a non-standard extension, if defined by a third party.
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A DASE Application or the content that composes the application.
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A collection of information that expresses a specific set of externally observable behavior.
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A sub-band consisting of a group of 12 coupling channel transform coefficients.
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The channel formed by combining the high frequency information from the coupled channels.
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A band of coupling channel transform coefficients covering one or more coupling channel sub-bands.
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A full bandwidth channel whose high frequency information is combined into the coupling channel.
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