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Meanings of amplitude in English

Portuguese
abundância

The property of copious abundance.

abundância
Usage of amplitude in English
1
The second horizontal antenna employed similar principles to affect amplitude, or volume.
Wired
2
He waited for the amplitude to increase to just the right level.
To Honor You Call Us
3
Previous work has shown decreased N30 amplitude in patients with Parkinson's disease.
Pubmed
4
Yet, in terms of amplitude, there was no difference in the voices.
More Than Human
5
No significant difference between different amplitude-modulated frequencies of IFC treatments was observed.
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However, HFOs can be difficult to detect because of their low amplitude.
Pubmed
7
Spatially uniform control of alternans was possible when alternans amplitude was small.
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8
Lithium is known to lengthen period and increase amplitude of circadian rhythms.
Pubmed
9
You know, I half-expected to feel the amplitude come flooding into me.
Schild’s Ladder
10
Understanding the observed polarization pattern requires amplitude contributions from an uncertain source.
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11
Schizophrenic patients' CNV amplitude was generally smaller than that of healthy subjects.
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12
However, such synaptic downscaling seems not to be reflected in high-amplitude SSW.
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13
In these regions, higher LFO amplitude at rest predicted higher task-evoked activity.
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14
The amplitude of these contractions was significantly reduced by heptanol given intravesically.
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15
This was followed by a larger amplitude and longer duration secondary submovement.
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In spite of the amplitude of his dressing-gown, his girth appears enormous.
Honoré de Balzac
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Translations for amplitude
Portuguese
abundância
Amplitude through the time
Amplitude across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common