What is another word for amplitudes?

Pronunciation: [ˈamplɪtjˌuːdz] (IPA)

Amplitudes are measurements of the height or strength of a wave, which can be physical or metaphorical. Synonyms for amplitudes include intensity, magnitude, strength, power, volume, amplitude level, loudness, frequency, and fullness. When it comes to physical waves, amplitudes could also be called crest or trough. In the context of music, amplitudes could be referred to as dynamics, range, or sonority. Additionally, amplitudes in terms of emotions can be described using synonyms such as passion, fervor, ardor, intensity, and fire. These synonyms help to articulate the various aspects of amplitudes and their different applications in language.

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Usage examples for Amplitudes

That is, they differ in the frequencies and amplitudes of these other component vibrations or "overtones" which are going on at the same time as their fundamental vibrations.
"Letters of a Radio-Engineer to His Son"
John Mills
Notice also that the peaks have nearly identical amplitudes.
"The Egyptian Cat Mystery"
Harold Leland Goodwin
Out of the moist earth it has sprung; In the gracious amplitudes of her bosom it was nurtured, And in it is wrought the miracle of life.
"The Song of the Stone Wall"
Helen Keller

Famous quotes with Amplitudes

  • I suggested that we might compare earthquakes in terms of the measured amplitudes recorded at these stations, with an appropriate correction for distance.
    Charles Francis Richter

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