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line levelIn communications, the signal strength within a transmission channel, measured in decibels or nepers. line level [′līn ‚levĀ·əl] (communications) Signal level in decibels at a particular position on a transmission line. (engineering) A small spirit level fitted with hooks at each end so that it can be hung on a horizontally stretched line. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Projectors, computers, microphones, or other AV equipment can plug into the AMP-31C6, while the three inputs each handle a microphone or line level signals with their own individual control. While smaller, regional companies do not have these same needs, we are seeing other trends occur, specifically at the individual business line level. The agency is accomplishing its move toward departmentwide COPS practices through structural changes, training courses with all employees, and a redirection of command staff focus to support efforts at the line level. |
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