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An engineering technique for converting a cable TV signal into a digital format which may then be processed in a manner that requires a smaller portion of spectrum for its transmission. This compressed format allows many channels to be carried in the bandwidth normally required for one signal. This format can also be easily stored and manipulated.
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Compression of blood vessels with the fingers to stop hemorrhage.
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| digital compression |
A technique used to reduce the number of digits to required to represent a signal thereby increasing the number of channels able to be carried by a single transmission medium.
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A process by which complex sets of algorithms are employed to rearrange, reassemble and eliminate digital information from a data inventory in such a way that the amount of data (bits) to be stored or transported is reduced without a resulting loss of apparent resolution.
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| digital compression |
Encoding data or digital information to use less storage space or to require less bandwidth for efficient transmission.
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