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aistea311 6 years
I love gelatin. Jell-O is delicious but can only be enjoyed either in cubes or with a plastic spoon.
Spectra 6 years
Jello, IMHO, is NOT food. It's a byproduct of animal joints. It's so disgusting! The texture is too slippery/thick...it makes me want to gag. The only, and I mean the ONLY, thing it's good for is for putting in other recipes as a thickener. Otherwise, eating it plain reminds me of eating petri dishes. Kinda gross.
Giasbash6260 6 years
Gross Gross Gross Gross gross!
kmckay 6 years
I think Jell-O manufacturers should be required to list the REAL ingredients on the package. I'm amazed at how many people don't realize what geletin is.
mlen 6 years
never eat anything that jiggles.no jello
mlen 6 years
never eat anything that jiggles. no jello
wolfjinx25 6 years
I hate Jell-O. I don't like the consistency of anything jelly related. :(
dkaufmann125 6 years
it's made from hooves! Hooves of amimals, There is however a vegetarian gelatin that is plant based. Unless you like that sort of thing...
dkaufmann125 6 years
it's made from hooves! Hooves of amimals, There is however a vegetarian gelatin that is plant based.Unless you like that sort of thing...
kulikuli 6 years
JELLO!!!! Yum i love it. No aspics though, nothing in my jello ruins the texture, i love the silky, fruity, slippery, squishy texture, it's an awesome food!
muse2323 6 years
I especially like gelatin as a summer treat, when all I want to eat are cold things. My husband juiced a bunch of blackberries a couple weeks ago and used a cup of the juice to make strawberry jello. The result and strangely tart and wonderful. (I only got a bite--he devoured the rest.)
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No thanks.
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No thanks.
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only in jello shots. otherwise i hate the stuff.
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Especially when infused with some vodka!
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I adore Jello!
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wait. . . it's made out of pigskin and bones????? o.O :gags on her strawberry jello:
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wait. . . it's made out of pigskin and bones????? o.O:gags on her strawberry jello:
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That picture makes me really want some jello!
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As Robert Hall mentioned I live in Scottsdale and it's only about 106 degrees today. If you are going to be out in the sun you better get heavy duty sun tan lotion - I see a lot of visitors with really bad sunburns. You might check out the Phoenix Art Museum - they usually have a good photography exhibit that comes from the Center for Creative Photography. Another great place to visit in Tucson is the Center for Creative Photography - about a 2 hour drive from Scottsdale.
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IEEE Transactions on Communications, Volume 46
Volume 46, Number 1, January 1998
- Robert Morelos-Zaragoza, Tadao Kasami, Shu Lin, Hideki Imai:
On block-coded modulation using unequal error protection codes over Rayleigh-fading channels. 1-4
- Simon J. Shepherd, John Orriss, Stephen K. Barton:
Asymptotic limits in peak envelope power reduction by redundant coding in orthogonal frequency-division multiplex modulation. 5-10
- Naofal Al-Dhahir:
Time-varying versus time-invariant finite-length MMSE-DFE on stationary dispersive channels. 11-15
- Soo-Chang Pei, Meng-Fu Shih:
Fractionally spaced blind equalization using polyperiodic linear filtering. 16-19
- Xiaodong Lin, YuSen Xing, Yixian Yang, Tzonelih Hwang:
Comment on "Reparable key distribution protocols for Internet environments" [and reply]. 20-22
- Tzonelih Hwang:
Author's Reply. 22
- Abdel-Ghani A. Daraiseh, Carl W. Baum:
Packet combining in frequency-hop spread-spectrum communication systems. 23-33
- Dan Raphaeli:
On multidimensional coded modulations having uniform error property for generalized decoding and flat-fading channels. 34-40
- Richard Cam, Cyril Leung:
Multiplexed ARQ for time-varying channels. I. System model and throughput analysis. 41-51
- Fulvio Gini, Ruggero Reggiannini, Umberto Mengali:
The modified Cramer-Rao bound in vector parameter estimation. 52-60
- Jian Cui, David D. Falconer, Asrar U. H. Sheikh:
Blind adaptation of antenna arrays using a simple algorithm based on small frequency offsets. 61-70
- Leonard E. Miller, Jhong S. Lee:
BER expressions for differentially detected π/4 DQPSK modulation. 71-81
- Jacqueline Walker, Antonio Cantoni:
Determining parameters to minimize jitter generation in the SRTS method. 82-90
- Xiaodong Wang, H. Vincent Poor:
Blind equalization and multiuser detection in dispersive CDMA channels. 91-103
- R. Clark Robertson, Hidetoshi Iwasaki, Melody Kragh:
Performance of a fast frequency-hopped noncoherent MFSK receiver with nonideal adaptive gain control. 104-114
- Afonso N. Barbosa, Scott L. Miller:
Adaptive detection of DS/CDMA signals in fading channels. 115-124
- Riccardo De Gaudenzi, Filippo Giannetti, Marco Luise:
Design of a low-complexity adaptive interference-mitigating detector for DS/SS receivers in CDMA radio networks. 125-134
- Ronald A. Iltis:
Performance of constrained and unconstrained adaptive multiuser detectors for quasi-synchronous CDMA. 135-143
- Karen W. Halford, Maïté Brandt-Pearce:
New-user identification in a CDMA system. 144-155
- Char-Dir Chung:
Corrections To "differentially Amplitude And Phase-encoded Qam For The Correlated Rayleigh-fading Channel With Diversity Reception". 156
Volume 46, Number 2, February 1998
- Young-Mo Gu, Choong Woong Lee:
Set partitioning for multilevel codes on a Rayleigh-fading channel. 161-163
- Wee Ser, Kah-Chye Tan, Kwok-Chiang Ho:
A new method for determining "unknown" worst-case channels for maximum-likelihood sequence estimation. 164-168
- Brian D. Hart, Desmond P. Taylor:
MLSE for correlated diversity sources and unknown time-varying frequency-selective Rayleigh-fading channels. 169-172
- Chao-Tang Yu, Pramod K. Varshney:
Bit allocation for discrete signal detection. 173-175
- Yehuda Zak, Irving Kalet:
Mean-square crosstalk approach to CPM. 176-178
- Jun Lu, Tjeng Thiang Tjhung, Chin Choy Chai:
Error probability performance of L-branch diversity reception of MQAM in Rayleigh fading. 179-181
- Thomas May, Hermann Rohling, Volker Engels:
Performance analysis of Viterbi decoding for 64-DAPSK and 64-QAM modulated OFDM signals. 182-190
- Ramaswamy Murali, Brian L. Hughes:
Coding and stability in frequency-hop packet radio networks. 191-199
- Marvin K. Simon, Dariush Divsalar:
Some new twists to problems involving the Gaussian probability integral. 200-210
- Brian D. Hart, Desmond P. Taylor:
Maximum-likelihood synchronization, equalization, and sequence estimation for unknown time-varying frequency-selective Rician channels. 211-221
- David J. Miller, MoonSeo Park:
A sequence-based approximate MMSE decoder for source coding over noisy channels using discrete hidden Markov models. 222-231
- Timoleon Vaidis, Charles L. Weber:
Block adaptive techniques for channel identification and data demodulation over band-limited channels. 232-243
- Gianluca Mazzini, Velio Tralli:
Performance evaluation of DS-CDMA systems on multipath propagation channels with multilevel spreading sequences and RAKE receivers. 244-257
- Dariush Divsalar, Marvin K. Simon, Dan Raphaeli:
Improved parallel interference cancellation for CDMA. 258-268
- Won Mee Jang, Branimir R. Vojcic, Raymond L. Pickholtz:
Joint transmitter-receiver optimization in synchronous multiuser communications over multipath channels. 269-278
- Jimmy T. K. Tang, Khaled Ben Letaief:
The use of WMC distribution for performance evaluation of APD optical communication systems. 279-285
- Murad Hizlan, Brian L. Hughes:
Worst-case error probability of a spread-spectrum system in energy-limited interference. 286-296
Volume 46, Number 3, March 1998
- Clifford Sze-Tsan Choy, Wan-Chi Siu:
Fast sequential implementation of "neural-gas" network for vector quantization. 301-304
- John C. L. Ng, Khaled Ben Letaief, Ross D. Murch:
Complex optimal sequences with constant magnitude for fast channel estimation initialization. 305-308
- Irfan Ali, Naofal Al-Dhahir, John E. Hershey:
Doppler characterization for LEO satellites. 309-313
- Richard Cam, Cyril Leung:
Multiplexed ARQ for time-varying channels. II. Postponed retransmission modification and numerical results. 314-326
- Mikael Skoglund, Tony Ottosson:
Soft multiuser decoding for vector quantization over a CDMA channel. 327-337
- David D. Sampson, Mark Calleja, Robert A. Griffin:
Crosstalk performance of coherent time-addressed photonic CDMA networks. 338-348
- Michele Zorzi:
Outage and error events in bursty channels. 349-356
- Gregory G. Raleigh, John M. Cioffi:
Spatio-temporal coding for wireless communication. 357-366
- Josef Johannes Blanz, Peter Jung:
A flexibly configurable spatial model for mobile radio channels. 367-371
- Steven H. Low, Nicholas F. Maxemchuk, Aleta M. Lapone:
Document identification for copyright protection using centroid detection. 372-383
- Andrew L. C. Hui, Khaled Ben Letaief:
Successive interference cancellation for multiuser asynchronous DS/CDMA detectors in multipath fading links. 384-391
- Stephen E. Bensley, Behnaam Aazhang:
Maximum-likelihood synchronization of a single user for code-division multiple-access communication systems. 392-399
- Fulvio Gini, Georgios B. Giannakis:
Frequency offset and symbol timing recovery in flat-fading channels: a cyclostationary approach. 400-411
Volume 46, Number 4, April 1998
- Enzo Baccarelli, Stefano Galli:
New results about analysis and design of TCM for ISI channels and combined equalization/decoding. 417-420
- Todd A. Summers, Stephen G. Wilson:
SNR mismatch and online estimation in turbo decoding. 421-423
- Enzo Baccarelli, Roberto Cusani:
Combined channel estimation and data detection using soft statistics for frequency-selective fast-fading digital links. 424-427
- Heinz Mathis:
Differential detection of GMSK signals with low BtT using the SOVA. 428-430
- Asoke Kumar Nandi, Elsayed Elsayed Azzouz:
Algorithms for automatic modulation recognition of communication signals. 431-436
- Pavel Hasan:
PLL FM demodulator performance under Gaussian modulation. 437-440
- Kun-Wah Yip, Tung-Sang Ng:
Matched filter bound for multipath Rician-fading channels. 441-445
- Nedo Celandroni, Santi T. Rizzo:
Detection of errors recovered by decoders for signal quality estimation on rain-faded AWGN satellite channels. 446-449
- Kyungwhoon Cheun, Sunyoung Kim:
Joint delay-power capture in spread-spectrum packet radio networks. 450-453
- Frank K. Hwang:
Choosing the best logk(N, m, P) strictly nonblocking networks. 454-455
- Heidi Steendam, Marc Moeneclaey, Hikmet Sari:
The effect of carrier phase jitter on the performance of orthogonal frequency-division multiple-access systems. 456-459
- Qiang Wang, Mao Zeng, Hiroyuki Yashima, Jouji Suzuki:
Multiple-symbol detection of MPSK in narrow-band interference and AWGN. 460-463
- Gregory E. Bottomley, Sandeep Chennakeshu:
Unification of MLSE receivers and extension to time-varying channels. 464-472
- Amit Shah, Alexander M. Haimovich:
Performance analysis of optimum combining in wireless communications with Rayleigh fading and cochannel interference. 473-479
- Bassel F. Beidas, Charles L. Weber:
Asynchronous classification of MFSK signals using the higher order correlation domain. 480-493
- Alan J. Coulson, Allan G. Williamson, Rodney G. Vaughan:
A statistical basis for lognormal shadowing effects in multipath fading channels. 494-502
- Markku J. Juntti, Behnaam Aazhang, Jorma Lilleberg:
Iterative implementation of linear multiuser detection for dynamic asynchronous CDMA systems. 503-508
- Jacek Ilow, Dimitrios Hatzinakos, Anastasios N. Venetsanopoulos:
Performance of FH SS radio networks with interference modeled as a mixture of Gaussian and alpha-stable noise. 509-520
- Andrew S. Park, R. Michael Buehrer, Brian D. Woerner:
Throughput performance of an FHMA system with variable rate coding. 521-532
- Raymond T. Hsu, James S. Lehnert:
The performance of continuous-phase-coded DS/SSMA communications. 533-543
- Peter W. de Graaf, James S. Lehnert:
Performance comparison of a slotted ALOHA DS/SSMA network and a multichannel narrow-band slotted ALOHA network. 544-552
- Matthew G. Hebley, Desmond P. Taylor:
The effect of diversity on a burst-mode carrier-frequency estimator in the frequency-selective multipath channel. 553-560
Volume 46, Number 5, May 1998
- Giuseppe Caire, Ezio Biglieri:
Parallel concatenated codes with unequal error protection. 565-567
- David Kwan, Samir Kallel:
A truncated best-path algorithm. 568-572
- Arie G. C. Koppelaar, Ludo M. G. M. Tolhuizen:
Comment on "Error rate performance of the projection code". 573-574
- Don Li, George Yang, Donald L. Schilling:
Reply to comments on "Error rate performance of the projection code". 575
- James K. Cavers, Jae Hyung Kim, Paul Ho:
Exact calculation of the union bound on performance of trellis-coded modulation in fading channels. 576-579
- Luciano Tomba:
On the effect of Wiener phase noise in OFDM systems. 580-583
- Ashley J. Cummings, L. W. Cahill:
An ATM cell format and media access protocol for a network of switch-interconnected shared-medium ATM rings. 584-586
- Ramaiah Velidi, Costas N. Georghiades:
On symbol synchronization of MPPM sequences. 587-589
- Fangwei Tong, Yoshihiko Akaiwa:
Theoretical analysis of interbase-station synchronization systems. 590-594
- Andrea J. Goldsmith, Soon-Ghee Chua:
Adaptive coded modulation for fading channels. 595-602
- Michael Peleg, Shlomo Shamai:
On the capacity of the blockwise incoherent MPSK channel. 603-609
- Kenneth M. Mackenthun Jr.:
Codes based on a trellis cut-set transformation. I. Rotationally invariant codes. 610-620
- David Kwan, Samir Kallel:
A rate-k/n heuristic soft-output Viterbi algorithm (SOVA) that is postdetector-compatible. 621-626
- Massimiliano Martone:
An adaptive algorithm for antenna array low-rank processing in cellular TDMA base stations. 627-643
- Ananthanarayanan Chockalingam, Michele Zorzi, Laurence B. Milstein, Pallapa Venkataram:
Performance of a wireless access protocol on correlated Rayleigh-fading channels with capture. 644-655
- John E. Smee, Norman C. Beaulieu:
Error-rate evaluation of linear equalization and decision feedback equalization with error propagation. 656-665
- Hongsheng Gao, Peter J. Smith, Martin V. Clark:
Theoretical reliability of MMSE linear diversity combining in Rayleigh-fading additive interference channels. 666-672
- Andrew Sendonaris, Venugopal V. Veeravalli, Behnaam Aazhang:
Joint signaling strategies for approaching the capacity of twisted-pair channels. 673-685
- Roland R. Rick, Laurence B. Milstein:
Optimal decision strategies for acquisition of spread-spectrum signals in frequency-selective fading channels. 686-694
- Elisabeth A. Neasmith, Norman C. Beaulieu:
New results on selection diversity. 695-704
Volume 46, Number 6, June 1998
- Keiichiro Koga:
A simple decoding of BCH codes over GF(2m). 709-716
- Tolga M. Duman, Masoud Salehi:
New performance bounds for turbo codes. 717-723
- Jonathan J. Ashley, Brian H. Marcus:
Two-dimensional low-pass filtering codes. 724-727
- Mustafa Türkboylari, Gordon L. Stüber:
An efficient algorithm for estimating the signal-to-interference ratio in TDMA cellular systems. 728-731
- Zhou Wang, Dapeng Zhang:
A novel approach for reduction of blocking effects in low-bit-rate image compression. 732-734
- Paul D. Alexander, Lars K. Rasmussen:
On the windowed Cholesky factorization of the time-varying asynchronous CDMA channel. 735-737
- Jeong Gyu Lee, Byeong Gi Lee:
ECI value generations in CSE-based distributors. 738-742
- Victor T.-S. Shi, Wang Chu, William Perrizo:
The performance of a link with multipriority traffic. 743-746
- Katrien Bucket, Marc Moeneclaey:
Periodic timing error components in feedback synchronizers operating on nonsynchronized signal samples. 747-749
- Kyung Ha Lee, Seung Chul Jung, Hyung-Jin Choi:
A novel digital lock detector for QPSK receiver. 750-753
- Krishna R. Narayanan, Gordon L. Stüber:
List decoding of turbo codes. 754-762
- Ender Ayanoglu, Nuri R. Dagdeviren, Glenn D. Golden, James E. Mazo:
An equalizer design technique for the PCM modem: a new modem for the digital public switched network. 763-774
- Carlos Rivera, James A. Ritcey:
Error probabilities for QAM systems on partially coherent channels with intersymbol interference and crosstalk. 775-783
- Sennur Ulukus, Roy D. Yates:
Stochastic power control for cellular radio systems. 784-798
- Hossam M. H. Shalaby:
Cochannel interference reduction in optical PPM-CDMA systems. 799-805
- Thomas K. Fong, Paul S. Henry, Kin K. Leung, Xiaoxin Qiu, N. K. Shankaranarayanan:
Radio resource allocation in fixed broadband wireless networks. 806-818
- Kurenai Murakami:
Waveform analysis of jitter in SRTS using continued fraction. 819-825
- Zheng-She Liu, Jian Li, Scott L. Miller:
An efficient code-timing estimator for receiver diversity DS-CDMA systems. 826-835
Volume 46, Number 7, July 1998
- Babak Tehranchi, Dennis G. Howe:
A channel model for characterization of the error data recovered from compact discs. 841-845
- Gaurav Sharma, Amer A. Hassan, Ajay Dholakia:
Performance evaluation of burst-error-correcting codes on a Gilbert-Elliott channel. 846-849
- Robert Morelos-Zaragoza, Hideki Imai:
Binary multilevel convolutional codes with unequal error protection capabilities. 850-853
- Amir K. Khandani, Peter Kabal:
Optimization of a lattice-based constellation for signaling over a partial response channel. 854-856
- Abdel-Ghani A. Daraiseh, Carl W. Baum:
Decoder error and failure probabilities for Reed-Solomon codes: decodable vectors method. 857-859
- Pooi Yuen Kam, Cheng Zhong:
Tight bounds on the bit-error probabilities of 2DPSK and 4DPSK in nonselective Rician fading. 860-862
- Krystyna Noga:
The performance of binary transmission in slow Nakagami-fading channels with MRC diversity. 863-865
- Daniele Gianfelici, Luisa Franchina, Savvas A. Kosmopoulos:
Symbol-to-symbol performance evaluation of densely populated asynchronous DS-CDMA in Gaussian and impulsive noise environments: a Fourier-Bessel series approach. 866-869
- Michael Moher:
An iterative multiuser decoder for near-capacity communications. 870-880
- Brian Chen, Gregory W. Wornell:
Analog error-correcting codes based on chaotic dynamical systems. 881-890
- Jaekyun Moon, Taehyun Jeon:
Sequence detection for binary ISI channels using signal-space partitioning. 891-901
- Ye Li, Leonard J. Cimini Jr., Nelson Sollenberger:
Robust channel estimation for OFDM systems with rapid dispersive fading channels. 902-915
- Alemayehu Seyoum, Norman C. Beaulieu:
Semianalytical simulation for evaluation of block-error rates on fading channels. 916-920
- Joël Labat, Odile Macchi, Christophe Laot:
Adaptive decision feedback equalization: can you skip the training period? 921-930
- Ove Edfors, Magnus Sandell, Jan-Jaap van de Beek, Sarah Kate Wilson, Per Ola Börjesson:
OFDM channel estimation by singular value decomposition. 931-939
- Eitan Altman, Tamer Basar:
Multiuser rate-based flow control. 940-949
- Tsao-Tsen Chen, James S. Lehnert:
TCM/SSMA communication systems with cascaded sequences and PAM/QAM signal sets. 950-956
- Yuanyuan Yang, Jianchao Wang:
On blocking probability of multicast networks. 957-968
Volume 46, Number 8, August 1998
- Trieu-Kien Truong, Jyh-Horng Jeng, King-Chu Hung:
Inversionless decoding of both errors and erasures of Reed-Solomon code. 973-976
- Paul J. Crepeau:
Classification of error locator polynomials for double error correcting BCH codes. 977-980
- Alfredo Ruscitto, Ezio Biglieri:
Joint source and channel coding using turbo codes over rings. 981-984
- François Patenaude, John H. Lodge, Jean-Yves Chouinard:
Noncoherent diversity reception over Nakagami-fading channels. 985-991
- Tanee Demeechai:
Pulse-shaping filters with ISI-free matched and unmatched filter properties. 992
- Chang-Joo Kim, Hyuck-Jae Lee, Hwang-Soo Lee:
Adaptive acquisition of PN sequences for DSSS communications. 993-996
- Thomas Eng, Ananthanarayanan Chockalingam, Laurence B. Milstein:
Capacities of FDMA/CDMA systems in the presence of phase noise and multipath Rayleigh fading. 997-999
- Geert De Jonghe, Marc Moeneclaey:
Cycle-slip analysis of the Mth-power NDA feedforward carrier synchronizer for MPSK. 1000-1002
- Ramesh Mahendra Pyndiah:
Near-optimum decoding of product codes: block turbo codes. 1003-1010
- A. Robert Calderbank, Rajiv Laroia, Steven W. McLaughlin:
Coded modulation and precoding for electron-trapping optical memories. 1011-1019
- Arda Aksu, Masoud Salehi:
Design, performance, and complexity analysis of residual trellis-coded vector quantizers. 1020-1026
- Bohyeon Hwang, Ozan K. Tonguz:
A generalized suboptimum unequally spaced channel allocation technique. I. In IM/DD WDM systems. 1027-1037
- Stephen J. Grant, James K. Cavers:
Performance enhancement through joint detection of cochannel signals using diversity arrays. 1038-1049
- Kah Chan Teh, Alex C. Kot, Kwok H. Li:
Multitone jamming rejection of FFH/BFSK spread-spectrum system over fading channels. 1050-1057
- Mohamed G. El-Tarhuni, Asrar U. H. Sheikh:
Performance analysis for an adaptive filter code-tracking technique in direct-sequence spread-spectrum systems. 1058-1064
- Upamanyu Madhow:
MMSE interference suppression for timing acquisition and demodulation in direct-sequence CDMA systems. 1065-1075
- Jeffrey A. Young, James S. Lehnert:
Analysis of DFT-based frequency excision algorithms for direct-sequence spread-spectrum communications. 1076-1087
- Saman S. Abeysekera, Antonio Cantoni, Victor Sreeram:
A comprehensive analysis of stuff threshold modulation used in clock-rate adaptation schemes. 1088-1096
Volume 46, Number 9, September 1998
- Sergio Benedetto, Roberto Garello, Guido Montorsi:
A search for good convolutional codes to be used in the construction of turbo codes. 1101-1105
- Veli-Pekka Kaasila, Aarne Mämmelä:
Bit-error probability for an adaptive diversity receiver in a Rayleigh-fading channel. 1106-1108
- Ki Jun Kim, Soon Yil Kwon, Een-Kee Hong, Keum-Chan Whang:
Comments on "Comparison of diversity combining techniques for Rayleigh-fading channels". 1109-1110
- Thomas Eng, Ning Kong, Laurence B. Milstein:
Correction to "Comparison of diversity combining techniques for Rayleigh-fading channels". 1111
- Keith M. Chugg:
The condition for the applicability of the Viterbi algorithm with implications for fading channel MLSD. 1112-1116
- Yih-Chang Lee, Tain-Lieng Kao, Kou-Tan Wu:
Design of ATM AAL1 SAR for circuit emulation. 1117-1121
- Peter Schramm:
Analysis and optimization of pilot-channel-assisted BPSK for DS-CDMA systems. 1122-1124
- Sang Wu Kim, Wayne E. Stark:
Performance limits of Reed-Solomon coded CDMA with orthogonal signaling in a Rayleigh-fading channel. 1125-1134
- Moe Z. Win:
On the power spectral density of digital pulse streams generated by M-ary cyclostationary sequences in the presence of stationary timing jitter. 1135-1145
- Heung-No Lee, Gregory J. Pottie:
Fast adaptive equalization/diversity combining for time-varying dispersive channels. 1146-1162
- Marco Lops, Giuseppe Ricci, Antonia Maria Tulino:
Narrow-band-interference suppression in multiuser CDMA systems. 1163-1175
- Elwyn D. J. Smith, Richard J. Blaikie, Desmond P. Taylor:
Performance enhancement of spectral-amplitude-coding optical CDMA using pulse-position modulation. 1176-1185
- Ozan K. Tonguz, Bohyeon Hwang:
A generalized suboptimum unequally spaced channel allocation technique. II. In coherent WDM systems. 1186-1193
- Apostolis K. Salkintzis, Christodoulos Chamzas:
An in-band power-saving protocol for mobile data networks. 1194-1205
- Tho Le-Ngoc, I. Mohammed Jahangir:
Performance analysis of CFDAMA-PB protocol for packet satellite communications. 1206-1214
- Makoto Miyahara, Kazunori Kotani, V. Ralph Algazi:
Objective picture quality scale (PQS) for image coding. 1215-1226
- Dongwook Lee, Hun Lee, Laurence B. Milstein:
Direct sequence spread spectrum Walsh-QPSK modulation. 1227-1232
- Haralabos C. Papadopoulos, Carl-Erik W. Sundberg:
Simultaneous broadcasting of analog FM and digital audio signals by means of adaptive precanceling techniques. 1233-1242
Volume 46, Number 10, October 1998
- Kjell Jørgen Hole:
A comparison of trellis modules for binary convolutional codes. 1245-1249
- James A. Davis, Miranda Mowbray, Simon Crouch:
Finding cyclic redundancy check polynomials for multilevel systems. 1250-1253
- Keang-Po Ho, Joseph M. Kahn:
Joint design of a channel-optimized quantizer and multicarrier modulation. 1254-1257
- Enzo Baccarelli:
Performance bounds and cutoff rates for data channels affected by correlated randomly time-variant multipath fading. 1258-1261
- Linda M. Davis, Iain B. Collings, Robin J. Evans:
Coupled estimators for equalization of fast-fading mobile channels. 1262-1265
- Char-Dir Chung:
Noncoherent detection of preamble-signal-assisted differentially phase-encoded APSK signals. 1266-1270
- Leif Wilhelmsson, Kamil Sh. Zigangirov:
Analysis of MFSK frequency-hopped spread-spectrum multiple-access over a Rayleigh fading channel. 1271-1274
- Pooi Yuen Kam, Keng Hong Chua, Xiaofeng Yu:
Adaptive symbol-by-symbol reception of MPSK on the Gaussian channel with unknown carrier phase characteristics. 1275-1279
- Ole Riis Jensen, Erik Paaske:
Forced sequence sequential decoding: a concatenated coding system with iterated sequential inner decoding. 1280-1291
- Jean Belzile, François Gagnon, David Haccoun:
Analysis and performance of bidirectional decoding of convolutional codes over fading channels. 1292-1300
- Andrea J. Goldsmith, Michelle Effros:
Joint design of fixed-rate source codes and multiresolution channel codes. 1301-1312
- Farrokh Rashid-Farrokhi, Leandros Tassiulas, K. J. Ray Liu:
Joint optimal power control and beamforming in wireless networks using antenna arrays. 1313-1324
- Demetrios G. Lainiotis, Paraskevas Papaparaskeva:
A partitioned adaptive approach to nonlinear channel equalization. 1325-1336
- Martin Bossert, Sergo Shavgulidze, Armin Häutle, Hans Dieterich:
Generalized concatenation of encoded tamed frequency modulation. 1337-1345
- Branimir R. Vojcic, Won Mee Jang:
Transmitter precoding in synchronous multiuser communications. 1346-1355
- Annamalai Annamalai, Vijay K. Bhargava:
Analysis and optimization of adaptive multicopy transmission ARQ protocols for time-varying channels. 1356-1368
- Li-Chung Chu, Urbashi Mitra:
Performance analysis of an improved MMSE multiuser receiver for mismatched delay channels. 1369-1380
- Chunming Qiao:
A universal analytic model for photonic Banyan networks. 1381-1389
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Cramer-Rao bounds in the parametric estimation of fading radiotransmission channels. 1390-1398
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A high-performance reduced-complexity GMSK demodulator. 1409-1412
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Chaotic frequency hopping sequences. 1433-1437
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Throughput-maximizing FIR transmit filters for linear dispersive channels. 1438-1442
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Error probability with incoherent diversity reception of FSK signals transmitted over fast Rician fading channels. 1443-1447
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Effects of clipping-induced impulse noise in externally modulated multichannel AM/M-QAM video transmission systems. 1448-1450
- Joseph H. Kang, Wayne E. Stark:
Turbo codes for noncoherent FH-SS with partial band interference. 1451-1458
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Exact analysis of postdetection combining for DPSK and NFSK systems over arbitrarily correlated Nakagami channels. 1459-1467
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Error statistics in data transmission over fading channels. 1468-1477
- Ho Kyu Choi, Sang Wu Kim:
Frequency-hopped multiple-access communication with nonorthogonal BFSK in Rayleigh fading channels. 1478-1483
- Gregory D. Durgin, Theodore S. Rappaport, Hao Xu:
Measurements and models for radio path loss and penetration loss in and around homes and trees at 5.85 GHz. 1484-1496
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Spatial covariance based downlink beamforming in an SDMA mobile radio system. 1497-1506
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PLL performance of DS-CDMA systems in the presence of phase noise, multiuser interference, and additive Gaussian noise. 1507-1515
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A noncoherent tracking loop with diversity and multipath interference cancellation for direct-sequence spread-spectrum systems. 1516-1524
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Analysis of coded noncoherent transmission in DS-CDMA mobile satellite communications. 1525-1535
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On the true and the modified Cramer-Rao bounds for the estimation of a scalar parameter in the presence of nuisance parameters. 1536-1544
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On Viterbi detector path metric differences. 1549-1554
- P. Greg Sherwood, Kenneth Zeger:
Error protection for progressive image transmission over memoryless and fading channels. 1555-1559
- Peter Schramm, Ralf R. Müller:
Pilot symbol assisted BPSK on Rayleigh fading channels with diversity: performance analysis and parameter optimization. 1560-1563
- Marcos D. Katz, Savo Glisic:
Modeling of code acquisition process in CDMA networks-quasi-synchronous systems. 1564-1568
- Gang Li, Qiang Wang, Vijay K. Bhargava, Lloyd J. Mason:
Maximum-likelihood diversity combining in partial-band noise. 1569-1574
- Gang Uk Hwang, Bong Dae Choi:
Closed-form expressions on the geometric tail behavior of statistical multiplexers with heterogeneous traffic. 1575-1579
- Eric Brigant, Aarne Mämmelä:
Adaptive threshold control scheme for packet acquisition. 1580-1582
- Peter Gysel, Dietrich Gilg:
Timing recovery in high bit-rate transmission systems over copper pairs. 1583-1586
- Massimiliano Martone:
Complex scaled tangent rotations (CSTAR) for fast space-time adaptive equalization of wireless TDMA. 1587-1591
- Meir Ariel, Jakov Snyders:
Error-trellises for convolutional codes .I. Construction. 1592-1601
- Jean-Marie Moureaux, Pierre Loyer, Marc Antonini:
Low-complexity indexing method for Zn and Dn lattice quantizers. 1602-1609
- Cecilio Pimentel, Ian F. Blake:
Concatenated coding performance for FSK modulation on time-correlated Rician fading channels. 1610-1618
- Jack H. Winters, Jack Salz:
Upper bounds on the bit-error rate of optimum combining in wireless systems. 1619-1624
- Marvin K. Simon, Mohamed-Slim Alouini:
A unified approach to the probability of error for noncoherent and differentially coherent modulations over generalized fading channels. 1625-1638
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Peak power and bandwidth efficient linear modulation. 1639-1648
- Giuseppe Caire, Raymond Knopp, Pierre A. Humblet:
System capacity of F-TDMA cellular systems. 1649-1661
- Ramakrishnan Balasubramanian, Michael P. Fitz, James V. Krogmeier:
Optimal and suboptimal symbol-by-symbol demodulation of continuous phase modulated signals. 1662-1668
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Spatial distribution of traffic density in ALOHA with capture. 1669-1674
- Mahesh K. Varanasi, Artur Russ:
Noncoherent decorrelative detection for nonorthogonal multipulse modulation over the multiuser Gaussian channel. 1675-1684
- Tsao-Tsen Chen, James S. Lehnert:
Bounds on the pairwise error probability of coded DS/SSMA communication systems in Rayleigh fading channels. 1685-1692
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First of all are you sure you have a sl1 and not a LS1?The SL1 model never traps air in the cooling system. But the LS1 trap air all the time plus the LS models I have changed tons of heater cores and the SL model barely have ever changed any.
I'm sure it says it on my title I just don't know why it's running hot now
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The fan does come the a.C. Blows cold then starts blowing hot but the fan is working I don't know what a multimeter is
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The issue is the spectral sensitivity of these films. If you look at the curves, the sensitivity drops off very rapidly in the near IR.
To play the IR flash game, you really would want some fresh HIE or... a (sorry, sorry) digital camera with the hot mirror removed:
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good first attempt..and presentation..well done.
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Quote: Not to sure about the result.
I know how that feels!
Anyway, about the picture. I think you did quite well with the exposure and the colours. I'm not sure about the composition. I think I would either have liked to have seen a composition that could have happened naturally, or a more organised composition with less to look at. It's a bit busy now. I think there are just too many leaves. Why not try to find a quiet background, put just a few leaves in, and organise the apple and the berries in such a way that they look like they belong there. (More easily said than done, I know...) The subjects deserve it, the colours look so good together.
Hope this helps.
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This sort of shot does personify autumn with those lovely russet colours. And you have avoided the temptation to saturate the colours so they all look very natural.
I might have been tempted to do a bit more stage management such as turning the leaves over. Many are showing their undersides which are not so colourful and some are a bit crinkly.
But certainly a good idea.
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Thanks for your comments and advice. Virtually brand new to digital photography, or indeed any photography apart from holiday snaps, so your feedback is appreciated.
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Hello, Craig, and welcome to EPZ. I like the natural feel of this image. I can imagine the apple having fallen from a tree into the autumnal debris on the ground. You have some strong warm colours, especially the reds, and some nice detail throughout. I feel it would be more natural with the yellow cast removed and some adjustments made, so I have done a modification. I cropped a bit from the right because there wasn't much of interest in that area, but I would have preferred to keep the apple less central, as in your original composition. I lightened the image, adjusted highlights and shadows and cloned some berries into the top left corner where there was a dark space. With a curves adjustment, I felt a more natural look was achieved, and I finished by sharpening it a little and adding a lighter frame. Hope you approve.
PS: Added another mod, just a touch warmer.
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"In my opinion, the ISV truly is the most readable and accurate English language translation of the Bible ever produced."
"The arrival of the International Standard Version has solved a longstanding problem for me. For years I have had two Bibles, one for study and one for public use, such as speaking. My study Bible was reliable, but not very readable, even out loud. My preaching Bible was wonderful, but not a completely reliable translation. The International Standard Version is a perfect blend of the two. Now I can have readability for preaching or personal devotion, but with a reliable and up to date translation from Evangelical scholars who believe in the inspiration of the scripture."
"A truly excellent version, combining both dignity and fine taste. Personally I think it has succeeded in achieving what the most recent publications have attempted. Hearty congratulations. This should be adopted for Sunday School purposes, and easily equals the NIV and NAS, so far as I have sampled it."
"I absolutely love the Holy Bible: International Standard Version. It is fascinating to me... It's really astounding. I started reading through Genesis and found myself all the way past the Nephilim and through 7 or 8 chapters before I knew what had happened —just out of amazement at the clarity. I think for anyone like me who grew up with Christianity, it brings clarity. For the non-Christian first time reader, it would bring quicker understanding. It's a great accomplishment."


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So now I'm looking for a backback that will hold the 8x10 camera, one lens and 2 film holders. I have heard of folks making a cardboard box the size of the folded camera and going to a department store to see if there is any appropriate luggage or book bag that would work.
you might try one of these. then you could put the whole thing inside a backpack.


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