fidelity
18
7.0
- noun
- /fɪˈdɛlɪti/
- Specialized
:
fidelidad
- Randomized control trials confirm that implementation of the PBIS framework with fidelity positively impacts student outcomes.
- implementation fidelity
- treatment fidelity
- high-fidelity
Still I think the best in class tracking fidelity for home based VR.
- Still I think the best in class tracking fidelity for home based VR.
- I have it at least a low fidelity sense of your world view.
- They are their fidelity is down to the sub millimeter.
- And it seems to just give you a greater fidelity of perception in these experiences.
- If you were that Uber pan consciousness that could think of such a high fidelity version of tic tac toe.
- OK, so yeah, at high temperatures then that's like the fidelity being very bad.
- Like it used to be you either had gaming performance or non eye searing colour fidelity.
Examples
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The sound system's fidelity ensured that every note of the symphony was reproduced with crystal-clear clarity.
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The Renaissance is represented by the visual fidelity with which he depicts people and their environment.
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That means this is the highest quality fidelity.
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Therefore, comparing studies with low fidelity to those with high fidelity was not possible.
Academic text (2013) -
Evaluation makes sure they both are done with fidelity, making it possible to accurately tell what is working.
Academic text (2013) -
Through these lessons, the researcher checked the fidelity of the intervention process.
Academic text (2013) -
Create models of professional development that facilitate implementation of PBIS with fidelity across restrictive and 24/7 environments.
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The concert was renowned for its audio fidelity, allowing listeners to experience the music as intended by the artists.
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Modern televisions are praised for their high fidelity, delivering stunning images that accurately reflect the original content.
Synonyms
169
3.8
How close a measurement or statement is to the correct value
91
3.9
How clear and detailed an image or screen looks
2
3.4
How clear and good the sound from a device or recording is
1
4.6
To play recorded sound so it sounds like the original
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
An audio system that plays sound very clearly with little distortion
- Specialized
An accurate model or simulation that keeps important details of the original
A system that lets devices connect to the internet without wires, often called Wi-Fi
How Accurate
2
4.1
- Specialized
18
7.0
22
4.4
24
4.9
- Specialized
53
6.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
fidelity = faith (semi-transparent) = fidel + ity
The word is formed with the suffix '-ity' meaning a state or quality, and its meaning (accuracy of reproduction) extends from the general idea of 'faithfulness', but the stem 'fidel-' is not phonologically identical to the common English 'faith', making the relation somewhat indirect for learners.
Etymology
The word fidelity comes from the Latin fidelis, meaning 'faithful', and from the root fid-, 'to trust', just like in faithful and confide. So, in audio, fidelity is the 'faithfulness' of sound, meaning how closely it copies the original.