distortion factor

"We can only assume that the distortion factor doesn't have the same effect with all phenomena.

You know what this long-range sonar is like - distortion factor of twenty per cent, sometimes.

For very low distortion the distortion factor is higher because noise becomes comparable with harmonics.

Because this stretch is a linear transformation of the plane, it has a distortion factor which will change the area but preserve ratios of areas.

This gives a 'distortion factor'.

Distortion factor measurement setup.

The heat shimmer spreading from the rice fields grows steadily worse as the day advances, and makes for a distortion factor with telescopic sights.

"Concentrated pulses of triquantum waves with a subspatial distortion factor of four-point-six teracochranes."

Low angle shots in medium close-up on a person can point to their power, but it can also point to ridicule because of the distortion factor.

For moderate levels of distortion (such as five per cent) the distortion factor is virtually the same as total harmonic distortion.

The THD is usually expressed in percent as distortion factor or in Decibel as distortion attenuation.

He had thought it would grow in the same proportion as the distortion factor but when the distortion ratio had reached about 1:10,000, the air pressure was only 20 atmospheres.

Distortionmeter (or more precisely distortion factor meter) is an electronic measuring instrument which displays the amount of distortion added to the original signal by an electronic circuit.

The flaws THE PALACE OF LOVE 465 with the reaction to the flaws creates a distortion factor, a filter, and the final product is more diseased then the original.

Distortion sound or "texture" from guitar amplifiers is further shaped or processed through the frequency response and distortion factors in the microphones (their response, placement, and multi-microphone comb filtering effects), microphone preamps, mixer channel equalization, and compression.