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The time domain samples are converted into frequency domain coefficients by the transform.
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A data element as represented in its encoded form.
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A service that is sent unencrypted, and may be received via any suitable receiver with or without a subscription.
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A digital medium that stores or transports a digital television stream.
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The process of granting a certificate of compliance to a compliant application or a compliant system; in general, such a process is a legal or a business related process, not a technical process.
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A predefined XML tag for Character DATA that says, “don’t interpret these characters”, as opposed to Parsed Character Data (PCDATA), in which the normal rules of XML syntax apply.
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A download scenario where the modules are repeated.
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A carousel identifies a group of objects transmitted repeatedly from a particular service provider for a specific purpose (service).
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The on-screen area in which OMA-RME user experience elements can be placed. Typically the canvas size will match that of the video layer.
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A specification under scrutiny or consideration for some purpose.
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