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What is quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) and how does it work?
QAM is a modulation method that changes both the phase and height of a wave, in order to encode more than one bit per signal change (baud).
Civil Litigation
The process of resolving private disputes through the court system, as opposed to criminal proceedings.
Company Parking Lot
A designated area where employees and visitors can park their vehicles while at a business premises.
Prejudicial Error
An error that affects the outcome of a case or legal proceeding, leading to an unfair advantage or disadvantage.
Employment Dispute
A disagreement between an employer and an employee or group of employees, often regarding working conditions, pay, or unfair dismissal.
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