Object

• pattern: This benefits imaging of extended sources whose scale exceeds the dither pattern or even the detector's field of view.

• sequence: It is probably better to go through a dither sequence twice with a smaller number of positions than once with a larger number.

• position: The resulting sequence would produce an observe at each dither position for each of the 3 wavelengths.

• image: A dithered image often looks noisy, or composed of scattered pixels.

Preposition: on

• issue: We are too close to the point of no-return to dither about on this issue.

Modifying Another Word

• about: You don't dither about whether he should go or he should stay.

• n't: You do n't dither about whether he should go or he should stay.

• not: The three loops together cycle through the 216 colors that will not dither in a web browser.

• much: I didn't so much dither as wander around a little pondering my options.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: You dither around trying to find the thing you think you see in the blinding whiteness of the paper.

Followed by a transitive particle

• over: Now, sadly, it seems that the SRA's dithering over decisions is going to mean that they will be made by judges.

Used with why or when

• when: And they paid the price for dithering when Celtic scored the opening goal in the 34th minute.

• that: Diffusion Dithering A method of dithering that randomly distributes pixels instead of using a set pattern.

Preposition: with

• color: Regenerates the displayed image by dithering with the available colors in an attempt to approximate the original image.