Semiautomated Acquisition of Clinical Temporal-abstraction Knowledge

A digital two-way communication system utilizing RF transmissions that are phase-shift-keyed (PSK) by binary pseudo-noise (PN) code generators operating at different clock rates. Transmissions in the first and second directions are modulated by composite PN code generators operating at different first and second clock frequencies f1 and f2, respectively, where f1 = NF2, with N being a positive integer having no factors in common with the lengths of the component PN coder from which the composite is formed. The binary digital data signals that are to be transmitted in either direction modulate a binary PN code which is a composite code generated from a plurality of component PN codes. Each of these data-modulated composite PN codes, which are generated at clock frequencies f1 and f2, respectively, modulates, in turn, an RF carrier signal.