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This document contains a list of 10 words: copious, tenacious, surreptitious, voracious, officious, spurious, onerous, gregarious, pious, and scrupulous. Most of the words have negative or critical meanings referring to things like excess, persistence in a bad way, done secretly in a dishonest manner, consuming large amounts excessively, interfering in a meddlesome way, not genuine, burdensome or oppressive, sociable in an outgoing way, religious or devout, and having or showing a strong concern about morality and ethics.
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This document contains 10 words related to various topics such as standardized tests, education, hygiene, public speaking, movement, fate and mixed feelings. The words include references to a college admissions test, the reduction of members or participants, self-improvement through instruction, washing or cleansing, public speaking, to twist or struggle, ordinary or common, decaying flesh, to confine or restrain, fate or destiny, and having contradictory or mixed feelings.
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Today's lecture discussed convolutional codes, which differ from block codes in that they encode entire data streams continuously rather than segmenting data into blocks. Convolutional codes can be represented using vectors, impulse responses, polynomials, state diagrams, and trellis diagrams. A rate 1/2 convolutional code with constraint length K=3 was used as a example. The encoder for this code was explained and its state diagram and trellis representation were shown.
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- 1. SAT 8 circumspect abstract defunct succinct palpable accountable ostensible pliable adroit bauble