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attenuation

[uh-ten-yoo-ey-shuhn] / əˌtɛn yuˈeɪ ʃən /


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Bond, in Higgs’ view, was Fleming’s response to the attenuation of England’s colonial might, its weakening global pulse.

From Los Angeles Times

But Sound Transit contractors mistakenly installed some at 25 to 100 feet longer than specified — and the longer the cables, with more bends and kinks, the greater the likelihood of data attenuation and loss.

From Seattle Times

By design, it turns out that Yang is the most relatable character in an otherwise chilly chamber piece; Min plays him with just the right balance of attenuation and yearning.

From Washington Post

But its extreme attenuation is otherworldly, while his raised heel and outstretched arms imply the miracle of flight.

From New York Times

“We added sound attenuation to the room and a door that closes for Zoom calls, but you’re right off the kitchen so you can be part of the family when you want to be.”

From Washington Post