Explanation DISTORTION: A difference, typically unintentional and undesired, between the signals on the input and output of an audio device. Commonly measured types of distortion include harmonic distortion, intermodulation distortion, quantization distortion, and jitter. Intentional differences between input and output signals, such as level or equalization differences, are not described as distortion. Compare noise
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- Usage A complex vowel sound that can be phonetically represented by 2 characters. The characters represent the initial and final sounds of the diphthong distortion definition.
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- Usage In Search Kit, a document URL object comprises a scheme, a parent document URL object, and a name, with the format of each component defined by the client application. Search Kit document URL distortion explain.
- Help Default Target:
- Usage In AppleScript, the object that receives a command if no object is specified or if the object is incompletely specified in the command. Default (or implicit) targets are specified in tell statements distortion what is.
- Help Downgradable Component:
- Usage A product component, such as an application binary or a plug-in, that can be replaced with an earlier version in an installation process distortion meaning.
- Help Data Modeling:
- Usage The process of building a data model to describe the mapping between a relational database schema and an object model distortion abbreviation.
