Look up: dither

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   Dither
   Just a plain old utensil of any kind to make a hole in the ground to drop a seed into.
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   dither
   [n] - an excited state of agitation 2. [v] - act nervously 3. [v] - make a fuss
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   Dither
   This tool is used with high-end audio recording programs and audio converters to improve audio quality. It is a mathematical process where a random noise is added to the least significant bit of a digital word to improve audio fidelity when needed. The ability to dither an audio file is absolutely required for good digital audio recording and audio editors such as Sonic Foundry`s Sound Forge and Steinberg`s Wavelab have excellent dithering capabilities
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   Dither
   A system of adding low level noise to a digitized audio signal in such a way as to extend to the low level resolution at the expense of a slight deterioration in noise performance. This tool is used with high-end audio recording programs and audio converters to improve audio quality. It is a mathematical process where a random noise is added to the...
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   Dither
   The noise (analog or digital) added to a signal prior to quantization (or word length reduction) which reduces the distortion and noise modulation resulting from the quantization process. Although there is a slight increase in the noise level, spectrally shaped dither can minimize the apparent increase. The noise is less objectionable than the dist...
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   dither
   a low amplitude,relatively high frequency periodic electrical signal sometimes superimposed on the servo-valve input to improve system resolution.Dither is expressed by the dither frequency and the peak dither current amplitude(mA).Percentage dither is the ratio of dither amplitude to rated signal Category: Mechanical engineering
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   dither
   pother noun an excited state of agitation; `he was in a dither`; `there was a terrible flap about the theft`
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   dither
   flap verb make a fuss; be agitated
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   Dither
   `Dither` is an intentionally applied form of noise, used to randomize quantization error, thereby preventing large-scale patterns such as contouring that are more objectionable than uncorrelated noise. Dither is routinely used in processing of both digital audio and digital video data, and is often one of the last stages of audio production to compact disc.
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    dither
    a deliberate addition of a periodically or randomly varying component to the analogue picture signal before coding or after decoding in order to reduce contour distortion NOTE - In French, the term 'tremblement' is also used with the meaning of interline flicker.
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