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a sound or short piece of audio stored digitally in a computer, synthesizer or sampler. The word sample may refer to either a single moment in a digital audio stream (the smallest piece of data used to represent an audio signal at a given time) or a complete sound or digital audio stream made up of a collection of individual samples. For a more detailed explanation of samples, see Digital Audio Basics.
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A digital recording of a sound. Most electronic keyboards and digital pianos store numerous samples of different instruments and sounds on memory chips inside the keyboard and play them back when you depress a key. The process of obtaining these samples is called sampling.
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Material collected from a source other than an animal or man for laboratory analysis (such as water sample or soil sample).
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A subset of the population. Elements are selected intentionally as a representation of the population being studied.
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The sample is the group of people you select to be in your study. The sample should be representative of a larger population to whom you want to generalize.
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