each share-closed from two different places in the CAR expc-,:='ssion. If one of these matrices were altered, both of its sharecloses would be effected, thus moving both the front stud rear wheels on that side. Similurily, we can turn both front, wheels by reassigning the TURN matrix> and spin all 4 wheels by reassigning the SPIN matrix.

Generalized program for selecting Fourier and Hadamard transforms has been developed in APL2 language. It is advantageous that this makes the program compact and the algorithm clear.

The fast Fourier transformation implemented in APL

APL-implemented compact and generalized program for fast Fourier and Hadamard transforms

The committee on Digital Signal Processing of the IEEE Group on Audio and Electroacoustics has undertaken the project of recommending terminology for use in papers and texts on digital signal processing. The reasons for this project are twofold. First, the meanings of many terms that are commonly used differ from one author to another. Second, there are many terms that one would like to have defined for which no standard term currently exists. It is the purpose of this paper to propose terminology which we feel is self-consistent, and which is in reasonably good agreement with current practices. An alphabetic index of terms is included at the end of the paper.

The fast Fourier transformation implemented in APL

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