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| gen. |
attenuation; bounce memory; decay |
| agric. |
steaming through out |
| busin. |
moderation |
| chem. |
steaming; absorption; stabilization; damping (von Schwingungen, z.B. Waage); softening; reduction |
| commun. |
roll-off (filter); damping (resonance) |
| comp. |
falloff; drop-off |
| comp., MS |
attenuation (The weakening of a transmitted signal, such as the distortion of a digital signal or the reduction in amplitude of an electrical signal. Attenuation is usually measured in decibels and is sometimes desirable, as when signal strength is reduced electronically, for example, by a radio volume control, to prevent overloading) |
| construct. |
absorption (Stöße, dynamische Bewegungen) |
| econ. |
easing (z.B. des Konjunkturzyklus) |
| el. |
roll-off; transmission loss; checking; damping (Geräusch) |
| emerg.care |
damping |
| environ. |
sound damping |
| industr., construct. |
steam treatment; steaming treatment |
| law, ADR |
curbing |
| mech.eng. |
cushioning |
| med. |
dullness (Perkussion); dulness (Perkussion); inhibition; decreased resonance (Perkussion); flatness |
| med., BrE |
sedation |
| microel. |
damping (z. B. Signal); feed-through (Sample-Hold); feedthrough (Sample-Hold) |
| nat.res. |
shoaling |
| opt. |
suppression (e.g. of speed); damping (progressive reduction in the amplitude of oscillation of a system); quieting |
| phys. |
deamplification; extenuation (of action) |
| refrig. |
damping of vibration |
| tech. |
loss; muting; weakening; internal friction; shock absorbing; buffer action |
| tech., mater.sc. |
damping setting |
| telecom. |
loss (circuit, Leitung); attenuation (transmit signal, Leitung) |
| transp. |
damper spring |
| transp., avia. |
critical damping |
| transp., environ. |
insulation |
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| gen. |
attenuations; dampings |
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| antenn. |
transmission loss |
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| el. |
diminish the sound |
