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amplitude

[am-pli-tood, -tyood] / ˈæm plɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /




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At low intensity, the molecule first expands before noticeable fragmentation begins, which is reflected in a delayed and modest decrease in the Guinier amplitude.

From Science Daily

Like sound waves or waves on the ocean, gravitational waves vary in both frequency and amplitude, information that offers insights into their origin and age.

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Of note, taller brain waves with larger amplitude move fluid with more force.

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These can be, for example, the amplitude or phase, i.e. the oscillation behaviour of waves, which are important for the targeted manipulation of light, among other things.

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"At a distance of one body length away, around 140 decibels is the amplitude of the sound, that's how loud we believe the sound to be perceived by other fish," she told BBC News.

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