It looks like you've posted your question in wrong topic. Anyway I can help you. Performance steps for Guard Detainees and Completing a detainee are almost the same. If my memory serves me well, there are 6 performance steps. But the main rule is to be patient and ready for action. Always prepare your weapons to use, check if they are functional.
It depends on how much storage. I usually connect mine to another hard drive.
Signal processing deals with the analysis and operation of a. mechanical signals b. electrical signals c. biological signals. These can be b. digital c. analog which vary across a range of values or b. digital with only two possible values.
Explanation:
- In signal processing, a signal is a function that conveys information about a phenomenon. In electronics and telecommunications, it refers to any time varying voltage, current or electromagnetic wave that carries information.
- A signal may also be defined as an observable change in a quality such as quantity...
- A signal can be audio, video, speech, image, sonar and radar-related
- Signal processing deals with the analysis and operation of mechanical signals, electrical signals and biological signals.
- The value of the signal is an electric potential which is voltage is also a signal.
- The term analog signal usually refers to electrical signals. Analog signals may also be other mediums such as mechanical, pneumatic or hydraulic.
- An analog signal signifies a continuous signal that keeps changes with a time period. A digital signal signifies a discrete signal that carries binary data and has discrete values. Analog signals are continuous sine waves. Digital signal is square waves
Answer:
when users who want to view a document do not have Word :)
Explanation:
In order to display web pages, the browser interprets HTML formatting instructions. Web pages is a hypertext document and it is connected to the World Wide Web or called WWW. The web page or webpage is a document displayable by a browser and it is usually written in HTML or comparable markup language.
