{"query": "What happens to the loss?", "pos": "This loss shall be the measured loss less the net gain of any voice frequency repeaters in the circuit. Testing shall also be conducted to verify that the loss increases gradually as the frequency increases. The loss on H88 loaded loops should be down only slightly at 2.8 kHz but drop rapidly above 2.8 kHz. The loss on D66 loaded loops shall be fairly constant to about 3.4 kHz and there shall be good response at 4.0 kHz. When voice frequency repeaters are in the circuit there will be some frequency weighting in the build-out network and the loss at the higher frequencies will be greater than for nonrepeatered loops."}
{"query": "We'll let all borrowers know by mail or email whenever there's a new Federal Register document about contract forms.", "pos": "The amendment may change the existing identification of a listed contract form; for example, changing the issuance date of a listed contract form or by identifying a new required contract form. The notice of rulemaking will describe the new standard contract form or the substantive change in the listed contract form, as the case may be, and the issues involved. The standard contract form or relevant portions thereof may be appended to the supplementary information section of the notice of rulemaking. As appropriate, the notice of rulemaking shall provide an opportunity for interested persons to provide comments. A copy of each such Federal Register document shall be sent by regular or electronic mail to all borrowers.\n\n[63 FR 58285, Oct. 30, 1998]"}
{"query": "Which renewable energy projects can get funding through grant proposals?", "pos": "A grant project is eligible if it improves, or maintains energy services, or reduces the costs of providing energy services to eligible communities. Examples of eligible activities include, but are not limited to, the acquisition, construction, replacement, repair, or improvement of:\n\n(a) Electric generation, transmission, and distribution facilities, equipment, and services serving the eligible community;\n\n(b) Natural gas distribution or storage facilities and associated equipment and activities serving the eligible community;\n\n(c) Petroleum product storage and handling facilities serving residential or community use.\n\n(d) Renewable energy facilities used for on-grid or off-grid electric power generation, water or space heating, or process heating and power for the eligible community;\n\n(e) Backup up or emergency power generation or energy storage equipment, including distributed generation, to serve the eligible community; and"}
