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OPTIS	Overlapped Pulse-modulation with Interlocking Spectra (ADC Telecom)

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OVDGA
OVDM
OVDR
OVDST
OVE
OVEC
OVER

Overlapped Pulse-modulation with Interlocking Spectra (ADC Telecom)
OVERT
OVERTEMP
OVES
OVEST
OVF
OVFF
OVFL

overlap, deep vertical

overlap, horizontal

overlap, vertical

Overlap-add method

Overlap-Multipole-Expansion Procedure

Overlap-Reduced Semiempirical Tight-Binding

Overlapped Block Matching

Overlapped Block Motion Compensation

Overlapped Block Motion Compensation (video encoding)

Overlapped Domain-Decomposition Method

Overlapped Input Output

Overlapped input-output

Overlapped Input/Output

Overlapped Pulse-modulation with Interlocking Spectra (ADC Telecom)

Overlapped Sub-Gridding

Overlapped Sub-Gridding with Filtering

Overlapped voices

Overlapped-Subarray Correlogram

Overlapping Claim Area

Overlapping consensus

Overlapping debt

Overlapping Distributions Monte Carlo (method)

overlapping flap

overlapping flap

overlapping flap

overlapping flap

overlapping g's

overlapping g's

overlapping g's

overlapping g's

overlapping g's

Overlapping generations

Overlapping generations model

Overlapping Global Interval

Overlapping interval topology

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