sinusoid Definition
si·nus·oid (sī′nəs o̵id′)
noun
sinusoid Related Forms
si′·nus·oi′·dal adjective
sinusoid Usage Examples
Converse of object
- damp: The second component at frequency 200 remains a damped sinusoid.
- ramp: In the case of the ramped sinusoid, shifting to the local max criterion has a dramatic effect.
- contain: For this tutorial, we will create a data set that contains two sinusoids in the lower half of the Nyquist range.
- decay: Notice that it is a decaying sinusoid and that the envelope function is.
Adjective modifier
- undamped: For undamped sinusoids, the signal space can be inferred from the complex roots found with a magnitude very close to 1.0.
- unmodulated: Human listeners judge ramped sinusoids to sound more like an unmodulated sinusoid than damped sinusoids.
- low: The next low power sinusoid ( -50dB ) has 0.001 % of the power of the references.
- single: With the noise equal to the data, it is hard to discern the presence of a single sinusoid.
- pure: Hathaway notes a widespread misconception that solar activity varies every 11 years " like a pure sinusoid.
- high: Further, the signal may be a slowly varying low frequency anharmonic oscillation, or a high frequency sinusoid.
Modifies a noun
- fit: In all cases, however, the non-linear optimization will reflect at least some improvement relative to the linear sinusoid fit.
- lining: However, a fine network of connective tissue fibers supports the hepatocytes and sinusoid lining cells.
- cell: However, a fine network of connective tissue fibers supports the hepatocytes and sinusoid lining cells.
- count: While the SVD signal-noise determination is probably the best way to determine the damped sinusoid count, an alternative exists within the Prony procedure.
Noun used with modifier
- phase: In AutoSignal, the Fourier basis functions are reported as phase bearing sinusoids.
- frequency: Further, the signal may be a slowly varying low frequency anharmonic oscillation, or a high frequency sinusoid.
- liver: Draw a diagram to indicate the arrangement of cells in a liver sinusoid.
- reference: The low power components will be -40dB, -50dB, and -60dB below the reference sinusoids.
Possessives
frequency: At the beginning of the sample the sinusoid's frequency is 25.
Preposition: in
fit: Fit Details The Add Sine Component Linear Fit Details adds a statistical breakdown of each sinusoid in the fit.
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