waveform
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- noun
- /ˈweɪvˌfɔrm/
- Specialized
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forma de onda
- The scientist plotted the waveform of the sound to analyze its frequency patterns.
- tachometer waveform
- waveform and spectrogram
- waveform shape
So that means it looks like this nice wave function, this waveform.
- So that means it looks like this nice wave function, this waveform.
- You look at that waveform, it's much more like a wave, predictable, long.
- And what if you this Wi-Fi field, it's information in waveform.
Examples
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You can see that the waveform is inverted.
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Nowadays, new tools, techniques, and algorithms have been designed to detect or remove artifact waveforms from ECG signals.
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I need to find the right waveform.
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So I will record a waveform and then switch to transmission mode.
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We can replicate that waveform.
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Analytical matches with some of the characteristics of waveform shape are described below.
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Figure 1. Example of an acoustic waveform of voice offset and onset used for analysis.
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The initial stance portion of the AP waveform was used to discriminate performances among the ankle-foot devices.
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The reason is that the PQRST waveforms clearly distinguish themselves from the abnormal segments.
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The sampling frequency was 50 Hz, and waveforms were recorded and displayed on an Apple Macintosh SE30 computer.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
The line on a graph that shows how a sound or signal changes over time
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word waveform joins wave, a moving swell of water or sound, and form, meaning 'shape', so it literally names the 'shape of a wave' you see on a graph.