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signal The measured value recorded by a pixel during a CCD integration. The signal in a CCD image usually comprises input from sky, thermal, and electronic sources. The natural degree of randomness in the pixel value is the noise component of the signal.
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signal A detectable impulse by which information is communicated through electronic or optical means or over wire, cable, microwave, laser beams, etc.
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signal A data stream that comes from electrical impulses or electromagnetic waves.
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signal (see Myer and Ord Manual)
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signal-averaged electrocardiogram This is a noninvasive diagnostic test that records the electrical activity of the heart. It is similar to a regular electrocardiogram (EKG), but uses computer processing to record lower level signals not normally recorded by a standard EKG. Electrodes are placed on the chest area and connected to a recorder. The test helps the doctor predict the likelihood of high-risk patients developing life-threatening arrhythmias (irregular heart beats).
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