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imaging The ability of a speaker to reproduce spatial information in a recording so that you can visualize the relative positioning of individual voices and instruments as you're listening.
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imaging Imaging is the digital capture, storage, manipulation and delivery of copies of analogue originals, which may be texts, manuscripts, pictures or other information types.
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imaging The measure of a system's ability to float stable and specific phantom images, reproducing the original sizes and locations of the instruments across the soundstage. Refer to "Stereo Imaging."
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imaging (Also called Video Imaging.) A photograph of teeth stored in a computer and then displayed on a television monitor. The dentist is able to show you an image of your smile and modify that image to show how your smile would look with new, repaired, or whitened teeth.
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imaging Each bit of light that falls on the detector creates a pulse of electricity. See "imaging microchannel plate detector".
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