How does normalization differ from just raising the volume?
What will be an ideal response?
Normalization raises the highest peak moment in a clip to a set level. Raising
the volume just increases the loudness relative to its current level.
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Actions describe packet forwarding, packet modification, and group table processing operations. 2. An action set is a list of actions associated with a packet that are accumulated while the packet is processed by each table and that are executed when the packet exits the processing pipeline. 3. Each group table consists of a number of rows, consisting of four components: group identifier, group type, counters, and action buckets 4. The Open Flow protocol describes message exchanges that take place between an Open Flow controller and an Open Flow switch. 5. The Open Flow protocol enables the controller to manage the logical structure of a switch with regard to the details of how the switch implements the Open Flow logical architecture.
Using ps, find the process on the system with the lowest process ID (PID). What is the process and why does it have this PID?
What will be an ideal response?