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The Media embedded Processor (MeP) is a configurable 32-bit processor design from Toshiba Semiconductor for embedded media processing applications.


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  • MeP page at Toshiba Semiconductor

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MEP.org (427 words)
As a result, smaller companies are left to their own devices to develop strategies, access the latest technologies, and implement the newest management and manufacturing practices.
The MEP leverages state and federal support, along with a network of Utah-based public and private resources to assist in providing services to manufacturers.
The results showed that the MEP Utah could be credited with creating or retaining 1,055 jobs, retaining or increasing sales by $122 million, and $474 million in industrial output.
Member of the European Parliament - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1836 words)
MEPs are the European equivalents of a country's national parliamentary members, known as MPs in English; hence, the term Euro-MP is used colloquially in English.
Many MEPs choose to make their family home in Brussels rather than in their home country, to avoid having family pressures competing with other pressures in the limited time that members are able to spend in their constituency.
MEPs received 30% more than MPs, but their staffs are typically larger, and this amount had to cover staff pensions, temporary replacements for illness, redundancy costs at end of mandate, staff travel, insurance, administration, and employer's liability.
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