ALL SOURCE

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ALLSOURCE ACT 1 GROUP, INC., THE 1999 West 190th Street Torrance CA 905046200 ALL SOURCE;Employee benefits administration;Workforce staffing, timekeeping, and business management services utilizing software and web-based applications; employee recruitment process outsourcing, namely, operating as the recruitment division of a human resources department for others by assessing a company's placement needs and locating and placing suitable candidates; employee orientation services outsourcing, namely, serving as a human resources department for others featuring processing of new hire forms, intra-departmental notification of new hires, and integration of new hiree information into human resources department databases; employee assessment, namely, testing to determine candidates' employment skills; applicant tracking, namely, an automated process for ranking candidates according to skills, education, and work experience utilizing software and web-based applications; employee recruiting; vendor management, namely, registering, screening, credentialing, and organizing third party vendors, suppliers, and contractors; and payroll processing, namely, administration of business payroll for others utilizing software and web-based applications;Employee background screening; identification verification services, namely, providing authentication of personal identification information; preparation of identification and security badges for personnel;
ALLSOURCE ENRON CORP. 1400 Smith Street Houston TX 77002 ALL SOURCE;Procurement, namely, purchasing parts and materials related to the maintenance, repair and operation of energy assets and facilities for others;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A technique for separating a signal associated with a first source from a mixture of the first source signal and a signal associated with a second source comprises the following steps/operations. First, two signals respectively representative of two mixtures of the first source signal and the second source signal are obtained. Then, the first source signal is separated from the mixture in a non-linear signal domain using the two mixture signals and at least one known statistical property associated with the first source and the second source, and without a need to use a reference signal.