fading

6 letters in word "fading": A D F G I N.

No anagrams for fading found in this word list.

Words found within fading:

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• Definitions:
• attenuation: weakening in force or intensity; "attenuation in the volume of the sound"
• Fading (or fading channels) refers to mathematical models for the distortion that a carrier-modulated telecommunication signal experiences over certain propagation media. Short-term fading, also known as multipath induced fading, is due to multipath propagation. ...
• Fading (2001, ISBN 0-9712833-0-3), is the therapy written poetry book by singer/pianist Raven Oak. Filled with seven years of poetry, this book explores the depth and pain in surviving both rape and abuse. ...
• Describes a wine that is losing color, fruit or flavor, usually as a result of age.
• Lightening of the paint's color, usually caused by exposure to light, heat or the weather.
• The loss of or change of color density, generally accelerated by exposure to sunlight.
• Reduction in brightness or color. Gradual loss of color of a powder film due to a chemical or physical change.
• The loss of colour due to exposure to light.
• Cigarette fading (or smoking reduction) involves reducing the number of cigarettes smoked prior to quitting smoking.
• 1. (Also called fadeout.) Applied to an electromagnetic wave, often a radio wave, a drop in its power or field strength below a specified level. 2. Weakening of a received radio or radar signal caused by changes in the propagation medium. ...
• Fading is a method of switching between video sources, or images, using a black image as an intermediate. Fading without this intermediate is called a dissolve.
• Changing colours so that they are closer to white or closer to black.
• this term is used to describe a defect common to celluloid pinback buttons and photographic items. Items exposed to sunlight easily fade, particularly the color red in pinback buttons. Fading can adversely affect the value of an item.
• The gradual loss of color density due to the breakdown of the colorants into invisible forms.
• The progressive deterioration of the color or color balance of an image because of light exposure.
• In a received signal, the variation (with time ) of the amplitude or relative phase, or both, of one or more of the frequency components of the signal. Note: Fading is caused by changes in the characteristics of the propagation path with time.
• (tasting term). Used to describe a wine which is losing its color, fruit, or flavor. This is typical of wines that are past their peak
• Loss of color through exposure to light, heat, or other agents.
• gradually changing and removing one stimulus, or prompt, during instruction, with the plan to maintain performance under another, intended stimulus.
• Loss of gloss or sheen.
• A note that has lost a degree of color.
• Gradual loss of color caused by sunlight or artificial light, atmospheric gases including ozone, nitrogen dioxide and hydrogen sulphide, cleaning and bleaching chemicals such as sodium hypochlorite, and other household and industrial products. ...
• The process of slowly removing prompts until the desired response can be completed without any prompts. ...
• A lightening of paint or stain due to exposure to light, heat or weather.
• This is the time it takes for the lenses to change from a darkened state to a lightened state. This is somewhat relative to the previous factors. If you go indoors after having been outdoors on a bright cold day the lenses will take additional time to fade than a day in midsummer.

• fadiest ←
• fadier ←
• fadging ←
• fading
• → fadings
• → fadlike
• → fado