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  Microsoft Word - Chapter2.website.v2.en.doc

Reduces or eliminates APU, GPU and air conditioning unit usage. Typically requires substantial capital investment, but often realizes fuel/maintenance savings. (...) The duty cycle for baggage and cargo tractors typically varies as well: cargo tractors are typically rated for 45 000 kg loads, and are used continuously during freight loading/unloading over a 3 to 8-hour period, whereas baggage tractors typically require 13 500 to 27 000 kg ratings and operate sporadically over an 8-hour shift. (...) CNG and electric) are typically substantial: a) CNG retrofits typically require the installation of fast-fill CNG dispensing systems capable of serving sixty to eighty vehicles.

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  Typical side effects of COVID-19 vaccine

Typical side effects of COVID-19 vaccine Global Regions WHO Regional websites Africa Americas South-East Asia Europe Eastern Mediterranean Western Pacific Countries Countries in the WHO South-East Asia Region: Bangladesh Bhutan Democratic People’s Republic of Korea India Indonesia Maldives Myanmar Nepal Sri Lanka Thailand Timor-Leste When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. South-East Asia Myanmar Home Health topics News Our work Emergencies About us Home / Emergencies / COVID-19 advice for the public / Typical side effects of COVID-19 vaccine Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public Typical side effects of COVID-19 vaccine are download pdf file in English download pdf file in Myanmar Quick links Media centre Head of WHO Office Regional links Data Publications Help Contact us Email scams Privacy Integrity Hotline Privacy Legal Notice © 2022 WHO

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  New Study on Mapping of Egyptian Typical/Terroir Food Products | UNIDO

New Study on Mapping of Egyptian Typical/Terroir Food Products | UNIDO Skip to main content quick access For Member States Employment Procurement For researchers Publications Statistical databases Research services Director General Quick Access Main navigation Who we are Who we are UNIDO in brief 2030 Agenda and the SDGs Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development Third Industrial Development Decade for Africa UNIDO Worldwide Director General Our focus Our focus Creating shared prosperity Advancing economic competitiveness Safeguarding the environment Strengthening Knowledge and Institutions Cross-cutting services Building a better future UNIDO’s normative role for higher impact Stories News Centre News Centre News articles Events Multimedia Resources Resources Policymaking Organs Evaluation and Internal Oversight Procurement Statistics Publications Employment Home News New Study on Mapping of Egyptian Typical/Terroir Food Products CAIRO, 4 August 2020, In the framework of Egypt National Contest for Typical Food Products, UNIDO has published the study of “Inventorying of Egyptian Typical / Terroir Food Products”.

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  S5_6.PPT

VP classification, FECs) • “best-effort“ traffic Dimensioning autonomous systems • routing optimization (based on OSPF) • network link and node dimensioning Design of ATM/IP/MPLS networks • QoS related routing • traffic engineering Network Design Tasks Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 4 Traffic generation ü Point to point bandwidth demand matrices provided by user ü Derived from IP access network designs ü Forecast based on user population and a distribution model (like the gravity model, distribution factors to AS gateways and tera-pops) Traffic classes ü Aggregated traffic ü Different levels of QoS ü Per Diff-Serv Classification as default ü Over booking (blocking) allowance factor ü Multiple traffic matrices representing multiple busy hours ü VPN traffic of each type Routers ü Router modeling ü Core fabric capacity (switching) and cost ü Types of interface cards, port granularity, and costs ü Can model multiple types of routers ü User definable ü Default vendor library Link facilities ü TDM Circuits ü Layer 2 connections: ATM, FR, Ethernet , etc. ü User definable ü Transport bandwidth and cost Traffic, Equipment and Facility Modeling 3 Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 5 Inside VPIserviceMaker™Distribution VPIserviceMaker™ IP VPIserviceMaker™ ATM VPIserviceMaker™ Switch VPIserviceMaker™ SS7 VPItransportMaker™ SONET-SDH VPItransportMaker™ Optical Rings VPItransportMaker™ Optical Mesh VPItransportMaker™ Sync Network Planning Module Network Planning Module Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 6 Source: BT Network Architecture: Layers & Technologies 4 Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 7 OSNR analysis Typical Applications • Calculation and updating of service matrices using - Homogeneous or gravitation models - Target factors or interest factors - Kruithof balancing Typical Applications • Calculation and updating of service matrices using - Homogeneous or gravitation models - Target factors or interest factors - Kruithof balancing Node Distance In te re st R at e Gravitity model Service Matrix Calculations VPIserviceMakerTM Distribution Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 8 Typical Applications • Embedded circuit switched networks • Hierarchical and non-hierarchical switched networks • Restructuring of traditional networks • Multi-carrier networks (POI) Typical Applications • Embedded circuit switched networks • Hierarchical and non-hierarchical switched networks • Restructuring of traditional networks • Multi-carrier networks (POI) 40% breakdown Breakdown analysis Routing table generation VPIserviceMakerTM Switch/SS7 5 Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 9 Inputs: • Partially structured existing network topology • Traffic matrix • Additional conditions (e.g. min. (...) /max. # of transit exchanges, cost parameters) Results: • Well structured 2-level voice backbone • 3 transit exchanges, 29 high capacity trunk groups (down from 46) Results: • Well structured 2-level voice backbone • 3 transit exchanges, 29 high capacity trunk groups (down from 46)  Use Case: Restructuring a Mid-Sized Network VPIserviceMakerTM Switch Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 10 TelephonyTelephony VP Class1VP Class1 Video conference Video conference LAN emulation LAN emulation VBR-nrt SVC VBR-nrt SVC ABR SVC ABR SVC CBR PVC CBR PVC VBR-rt SVC VBR-rt SVC CBR SVC CBR SVC VP Class 2VP Class 2 VP Class nVP Class n Typical Applications • ATM multi-service networks • Frame Relay backbone networks • Carrier, enterprise and campus with • intelligent service mix and separation • cost-optimized topology • well balanced routing and trunk sizes • sufficient spare capacity for protection Typical Applications • ATM multi-service networks • Frame Relay backbone networks • Carrier, enterprise and campus with • intelligent service mix and separation • cost-optimized topology • well balanced routing and trunk sizes • sufficient spare capacity for protection ATM traffic classification Traffic matrices VPIserviceMakerTM ATM 6 Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 11 Typical Applications • Plan, optimize, extend and investigate IP networks: • Define subscribers (eg. modem, DSL or LAN based) and characterize their services requirement traffic volume • Distribute services into traffic flows between servers, edge and core routers, gateways • Aggregate traffic flows and size trunks VPIserviceMakerTM IP Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 12 Clock distribution tree Failure scenario simulation VPItransportMakerTMSync Typical Applications • Plan and optimize clock distribution (PDH,SDH,SONET) • Design backup clock signal routes • Analyze network failure scenarios Typical Applications • Plan and optimize clock distribution (PDH,SDH,SONET) • Design backup clock signal routes • Analyze network failure scenarios 7 Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 13 Multiple Client/ Demand Layers: SONET/SDH, optical, PDH and Ethernet Design Options: Topology optimization Equipment libraries for every network layer Comprehensive routing options Comprehensive Restoration Options:1+1, Shared, Pre-emptible, unprotected, N x 1 path protection Comprehensive ring, mesh and hybrid capabilities VPItransportMakerTM SONET/SDH Design Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 14 WDM with wavelength banding and OADMs • 2F and 4F Optical BLSR • 2F Optical UPSR Cost driven WDM ring design Enhanced visualization of results Detailed List Of Material OADMs, WDMs, Tx/Rx, etc… Different protection schemes per demand: unprotected, dedicated, shared, pre-emptible Flexible protection granularities VPItransportMakerTM Optical Ring Design 8 Network Planning Strategy for evolving Network Architectures Session 5.6- 15 Optimum ULH/standard system deployment • Optimum placement of WDM systems, based on optical demands • Cost-optimum design and topology optimization Optimized wavelength routing and assignment • User specifiable conversion assumptions • Different protection options • Greenfield and embedded scenarios VPItransportMakerTM Optical Mesh Design

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  Session 12 COST & RE

Unlimited 40000 160400 249079 TOTAL 1000000 1010000 1025500 Normcell tariffs Fixed fee Per 250MB Basic 1 1 Enhanced 1 1 Maxi 1 1 Unlimited 1 1 note: "unlimited" usage restricted to 10G in practice Typical usage patterns (2016-2018) % of customers not using data % of customers using data within cap Typical usage within limit (MB) % of customers using data outside cap Typical usage of each additional unit (MB) Typical number of additional units based on TRAN's market research Basic 1% 1% 1 98% 1 1 Enhanced 1% 1% 1 98% 1 1 Maxi 1% 1% 1 98% 1 1 Unlimited 1% 1% 1 98% 1 1 Expected annual growth in broadband usage within each data package 1% operator assumption Typical usage patterns (2018) Typical usage within limit (MB) Basic 1 Enhanced 1 Maxi 1 Unlimited 1 Data volumes per annum: 2016, without Cloud Subscribers MB usage Total MB (m) Basic 600000 2 14 Enhanced 270000 2 6 Maxi 90000 2 2 Unlimited 40000 2 1 TOTAL 1000000 7.88 24 insert traffic volume to mobile cost model under Normcell scenario (edit sheet 2, Traffic, row 58).

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  Session 12 COST & RE

Unlimited 40000 163400 283279 TOTAL 1000000 1040000 1084000 Normcell tariffs Fixed fee Per 250MB Basic 1 1 Enhanced 1 1 Maxi 1 1 Unlimited 1 0 note: "unlimited" usage restricted to 10G in practice Typical usage patterns (2014) % of customers not using data % of customers using data within cap Typical usage within limit (MB) % of customers using data outside cap Typical usage of each additional unit (MB) Typical number of additional units based on TRAN's market research Basic 1% 1% 1 98% 1 1 Enhanced 0% 1% 1 99% 1 1 Maxi 0% 1% 1 99% 1 1 Unlimited 0% 1% 1 99% 0 0 Expected annual growth in broadband usage within each data package 1% operator assumption Typical usage patterns (2016) Typical usage within limit (MB) Basic 1 Enhanced 1 Maxi 1 Unlimited 1 Data volumes per annum: 2014, without Cloud Subscribers MB usage Total MB (m) Basic 600000 2 14 Enhanced 270000 2 6 Maxi 90000 2 2 Unlimited 40000 1 0 TOTAL 1000000 6.95 23 ensure consistency with traffic volume inputs to mobile cost model (edit sheet 2, Traffic, row 24).

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  Howard Feldman

Howard Feldman Howard Feldman Scope Associates Limited & Director, Satellite IRG ITU Workshop on Satellite Interference, 10 June 2013 Typical Interference Causes  Due to poor equipment or  Due to the User  Transmitting on the wrong Polarization  Transmitting on the wrong Frequency  Transmitting with too high Power level  Transmitting on the wrong Satellite Above, due to poor training or just human error Carrier ID as a solution  Is the best solution when interferer can’t be readily identified  Takes time as it is reactive A Proactive Approach  The MSS operators such as Inmarsat do not have these types of interference Why? Proactive solution MSS systems are typically  Centrally controlled  Closed loop  Individual terminal control  Using only Type Approved equipment Centrally Controlled equipment  Should not be subject to Carrier ID requirements  System doesn’t transmit until satellite is identified  Received commands control the frequency, power level, polarization and timing of the transmissions The Proof  In the MSS world, using centrally controlled approved systems  Many hundreds of thousands of terminals are currently in use  38 years of experience  Accidental Interference issues are extremely rare Howard Feldman Typical Interference Causes Carrier ID as a solution A Proactive Approach Proactive solution Centrally Controlled equipment The Proof

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  Microsoft Word - Transcribed speech of Douglas Freeman IWD 2007.doc

We are based in New York, we have offices in London, and we typically perform most of our work for multi-nationals who operate in 100+ countries around the world. (...) We see a standard set of structures, not just for women’s efforts but for all diverse constituents. There is typically an office of diversity. There is typically an executive diversity council. There is typically a set of support groups, affinity groups, women’s groups, employee network groups and their key business unit.

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  Question 4/12

Define the typical operating conditions to be simulated covering the most relevant parameters influencing the speech quality within a laboratory environment.   Define the typical operating conditions to be simulated covering the most relevant parameters influencing the quality of in-car communication systems within a laboratory environment. Define the typical operating conditions to be simulated covering the most relevant parameters influencing automated speech recognition performance within a laboratory environment.

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  SeminarCI_2011_AFR_Abstract_DAndreev_S3_13

Denis Andreev Director of Technopark ZNIIS Russian Federation Session 4 (under Role of International telecommunication testing centers (ITTC) Unified and test network solutions for Region (equipment requirements, special requirements to services and QoS); ITTC’s operational procedures; Typical work plan for build ITTC; Structure of ITTC including testing lab facilities, technologies and equipment to be tested, personal to be trained) Title of Presentation: Role of International telecommunication testing centers (ITTC). (...) In the present report the approach to construction of the similar Centers will be considered, including: the analysis of the international experience on the creation of the testing centers, the choice of the optimal strategy regarding the realization of the testing process, the typical Center structure, the requirement to the telecommunication and measuring infrastructure of the Center, typical operational activity of the Center and a typical plan of measures on creation and the Center - 2 - COM 2 – R – E ITU-T\COM-T\COM02\R\RE.DOC commissioning.

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