Definitions for "Circ"
ross nterleave eed-Solomon ode is a method of error detection and correction employing Reed-Solomon parity bytes together with different interleaving, or delay, patterns that assists in error correction by distributing concentrated read errors over multiple frames that then form the input to a CIRC decoder. After the first deinterleave, CD discs correct small read errors at the C1 level, followed by a second deinterleave and correction of large read errors at the C2 level.
Cross-Interleaved Reed-Solomon Code: the first level of error correction used in every compact disc, and the only one used for audio CDs. It consists of two Reed-Solomon codes interleaved crosswise.
Cross-interleaved Reed Solomon Code. An error-correction coding method, which overlaps small frames of data.
Keywords:  amphitheatrical, sports
An amphitheatrical circle for sports; a circus.
Keywords:  breaker, fifths
Circle of Fifths Circuit Breaker
Computing and Information Resource Center, a GW support organization now disbanded
Communications and Information Resources Committee
City-wide initiative to reduce cardiovascular disease
Keywords:  reference, see
See Circular Reference.
circumcision