System and method utilizing the temporal separation and amplitude differences of signals for transmitting the signals in a bandwidth corresponding to one half of the frequency range present in the signals.
Records in the relational database are converted into ordinal numbers. The numbers are then sorted by a predetermined ordering rule. Next, for each record, the difference between the number and the preceding number is computed and this difference is then used to represent that record. The compression technique results in highly compressed data that can still be handled by conventional relational database software for record insertion, deletion and other standard database operations.
Records in the relational database are converted into ordinal numbers. The numbers are then sorted by a predetermined ordering rule. Next, for each record, the difference between the number and the preceding number is computed and this difference is then used to represent that record. Alternatively, for each record, the difference between the number and some other record's number that is within the same block is computed and the difference is then used to represent that record. The compression technique results in highly compressed data that can still be handled by conventional relational database software for record insertion, deletion and other standard database operations.
