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decapsulation

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decapsulation /de·cap·su·la·tion/ capsulectomy.
renal decapsulation  removal of all or part of the renal capsule.
de·cap·su·la·tion (d-kps-lshn)
n.
Surgical removal of a capsule or enveloping membrane, as of the kidney.
decapsulation
removal of a capsule, especially the renal capsule.


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We are well positioned to build our own worldwide video distribution network, including MPEG-2 Transport Stream IP Encapsulation and Decapsulation," explains Lee.
ACNI Sees a Merging of Strategic Alliances and New Acquisitions as ... by Business Wire
Gordon Lee, American IDC CEO, explained, "American IDC intends to acquire Next Gen technology licenses from GO Tech, Inc, including MPEG-2 Transport Stream IP Encapsulation and Decapsulation for use with our own proprietary MPEG-2 encoders and decoders and our own brand of technology to facilitate the custom transport mechanism for MPEG-2 across fiber and copper based TCP/IP networks.
ACNI Announces Strategic Alliance with GO Tech, Inc. Engineering by Business Wire
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