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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (48198)	4/8/2004 11:13:03 AM
From: Mary Cluney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

<<<I didn't think of mobile CDMA until 1989 when I was pondering what could be done about spectrum shortages for mobile phones [I didn't think of the expression CDMA then as it hadn't been coined to my knowledge].>>> I am not worthy!!! I am not worthy!!! I am not genuflecting (and not bending my knees) entirely in Jest. However, in 1989 TDMA was in existence - so maybe you should have seen the possibilities for MWDMA (Mobile Winn Division....). <<<Noise and randomness work wonders in the world, if one is able to decipher the signals and see shape in the confusion.>>> Couldn't find FT for dummies (cheat sheet) back in school daze - but later found reading weekend edition of the financial times much easier and more amusing. Looking back, using abstract mathematics to deal with noise is trivial compared to dealing with stuff in real life. Mary