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envelope outer surface of a virus, also called the coat. Not all viruses have an envelope. (See also virus; env.)
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envelope a volume of space that encompasses all working or reaching movements of a robot.
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envelope the outer walls, windows, doors, roof, and floors of a building; the building shell.
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envelope An envelope is a preset element that generates time-varying control values (usually in response to a key press). These control values are used to modulate the parameters of other preset elements. For example, an envelope could be created that would cause a voice volume to start soft, become loud, and then gradually fade.
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envelope the pattern of change in the amplitude in a sound over time
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