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(1) A general term for an increase in signal power or voltage produced by an amplifier. The amount of gain is usually expressed in decibels above a reference level. Opposite of attenuation. (2) The amplification of a signal, unit or system. Expressed in the unit of measurement appropriate to the signal or system, or in a mathematical formulation (YxZ) for screens. Ghost Also called ghosting, or "reflections." A shadowy or weak duplication of the original image. ...
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Increase in equity as a result of business activities not a part of normal operations (eg a cruise company selling an asset such as its dining room chairs); reported on a net basis.
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Any increase or decrease in strength of an electrical signal.
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Any increase in value or monetary holdings.
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To increase the level. The function of a volume control. Graphic Equaliser see Equaliser.
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