low-pass filter

collocation in English

meaningsoffilter

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filter
noun[C]
uk
/ˈfɪl.tər/us
/ˈfɪl.tɚ/
any of several types of equipment or devices for removing solids from liquids or gases, or for removing particular types ...
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This pathway is represented in the model by inhibition delayed with alow-passfilter.
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Examining the electronics, we see that the system frequency response was limited by thelow-passfilterused to prevent aliasing of the spectra.
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The output of the delay line is fed to alow-passfilterthat is called the loop filter.
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However, it needs a time-varyinglow-passfilterto produce smooth adaptation which adds extra complexity in the design and its implementation.
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The response that they obtained looked like the impulse response of a higherorderlow-passfilter.
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The four sonic parameters chosen were continuous pitch, amplitude, harmonic content (controlled by a simplelow-passfilter) and stereo panning position.
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Thelow-passfilterhad a window size of five and ran a moving average along the wavelength for each pixel.
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These external currents were processed through a temporallow-passfilterwith a time constant of 10 ms, but were not spatially filtered.
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To allow a small component of sustained signal to pass, we add a weightedlow-passfilterfunction as shown below.
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Also, the high frequency modes are filtered out by an appropriately designedlow-passfilter.
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The term before the square parenthesis has alow-passfilterprofile, that is, it falls with frequency.
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The integral control was chosen due to its zero steady state error andlow-passfiltercharacteristics.
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Also, the high frequency modes are filtered by an appropriately designedlow-passfilter.
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The trace shows a shape that is comparable to the impulse response of alow-passfilter.
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The output from the wave-form analyser went to alow-passfilter, for averaging, and the filter output was recorded by a pen recorder.
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Experience has shown that at a freeresults are not reliable for stream velocity of 10m/s, the spatial resolution and thelow-passfilterroll-off corrections are small on smooth walls.
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The transfer function acts essentially as alow-passfilter, interrupted by the region of period doubling, where the amplitude alternates between two values from cycle to cycle.
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Gap junctions between the cone synaptic terminals pool these voltages and thereby improve signal-to-noise, thus implementing alow-passfilter.
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Therefore, the absolute value of each of the three terms inside the parenthesis also has alow-passfilterprofile, whether multiplied by the term outside the parenthesis or not.
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