TFR
- noun
- Specialized
- Engineers often rely on a TFR when studying complex audio signals in real time.
Examples
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The TFR analysis revealed significant changes in the signal.
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A TFR can reveal important details about speech patterns that are not visible in a simple waveform.
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The researcher used a TFR to analyze the changing frequencies in the recorded music.
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Researchers often use TFRs to study brain activity.
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The TFR analysis revealed how the sound frequency shifted during the performance.
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Using a TFR method, the researchers tracked the changes in signal frequency over several minutes.
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In their presentation, the engineers explained the TFR technique for monitoring real-time frequency variations.
Synonyms
A picture that shows how high and low parts of a sound change over time
A machine that shows different pitches in a sound as a picture
Surface Forms
Etymology
TFR stands for Time-Frequency Representation, a name that says what it does: it shows frequency ('how often' a sound wave repeats) across time ('when' it happens), so you can see how sounds change over time.