Abstract: A method of encoding an audio signal and an encoder and a method of decoding an audio signal and a decoder are provided. The method of encoding an audio signal includes outputting a decoded signal by using a bitstream that encodes an audio signal, separating the decoded signal into a low-band signal and a high-band signal by using a sound source separator, upsampling the low-band signal, upsampling the high-band signal, and restoring the audio signal by synthesizing the upsampled low-band signal with the upsampled high-band signal, wherein the bitstream is generated by encoding a superimposed signal in which a signal in a high frequency band of the audio signal is superimposed on a low frequency band of the audio signal.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, an electronic device may include a housing including at least one opening and made of a metal material, a key button assembly disposed in an inner space of the housing and disposed to be at least partially exposed to an outside through the at least one opening, a support frame disposed beneath the key button assembly in the inner space, an antenna structure fixed beneath the support frame and positioned to at least partially correspond to the at least one opening, the antenna structure including a substrate and at least one antenna element disposed on the substrate, and a wireless communication circuit disposed in the inner space and configured to form a directional beam in a designated frequency band toward the key button assembly through the at least one antenna element.

Abstract: The invention teaches a method for determining levels of T-cell surface antigens in humans, specifically, V.beta. molecules. Measurement of such levels allows for diagnosis of pathological conditions, such as infections, where changes in these levels are indicative of a superantigen initiated pathological condition.