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Mathematical-statistical process at the base of many graphical techniques; it creates a function between two o more known values.
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A process that occurs automatically when an image's dimensions or resolution are changed which results in re-colouring the pixels. Interpolation may cause an image to look blurry when it's printed. You can choose an interpolation method in PhotoShop from slower, but better, to faster but lower quality.
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The process of adding or subtracting pixels to an image (usually in an imaging program) to increase or reduce its size at a desired resolution. Also known as resampling or upsampling and downsampling. Interpolation changes the file size of the image. See also: "Resizing."
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Method for producing measuring increments which are smaller than a fourth of the scanning signal period.
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the addition of an unwritten, usually rather high note into a musical phrase, especially at the end of an aria - a gesture of sheer bravura Occasionally a whole aria can be interpolated, or inserted, into a role - not widely done these days.
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