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3Change in the form of an electrical signal or sound wave during processing.
‘These distortion products become increasingly important as the two frequencies approach one another.’
‘For example, distortion of sound is related to the length of the sound.’
‘Seagate's ST1 Series differs from other hard drives because it is designed to compensate for the vibrations and harmonic distortion caused by such high-motion activities.’
‘In this paper Heaviside gave, for the first time, the conditions necessary to transmit a signal without distortion.’
‘This can cause audible distortion in the sound.’
‘Thickness is not an entirely free parameter, though; overly thin components suffer from poor flatness or transmitted wavefront distortion.’
‘Personalised binaural audio is different from stereo, however, because it includes the subtle distortions to the sound caused by the effect of the head and ear shapes of the listener.’
‘The head-end BDA is a high gain amplifier with very low distortion characteristics.’
‘He discovered that a sound stimulus entering the inner ear causes a wave-like distortion to propagate along the basilar membrane.’
‘These results show that the mechanical properties of hair bundles at high sound levels do not generate significant harmonic distortion.’
‘A deep trench which creates a moat around each transistor to isolate it from its neighbours lowers distortion.’
‘Even in clear skies, however, atmospheric distortion is a challenge.’
‘The technique means that less power is needed for higher bandwidths and helps out distortion.’