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accidental tissue that is similar to one found normally in other parts of the body.
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| analogue |
A transmission standard that uses electrical impulses to emulate the audio waveform of sound.
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| analogy |
a kind of comparison that typically explains something that is unfamiliar or complex through the description of something more familiar. for example, your computer screen is like a desktop, and the folder icons are like drawers in the desk. The computer is compared to something that might be more familiar (well, for an older generation!) - a piece of furniture called a desk. See also Metaphor.
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| analog |
Capable of exhibiting continuous fluctuations. In an analog audio system, fluctuations in voltage correspond in a one-to-one fashion with (that is, are analogous to) the fluctuations in air pressure at the audio input or output. In an analog synthesizer, such parameters as oscillator pitch and LFO speed are typically controlled by analog control voltages rather than by digital data, and the audio signal is also an analog voltage. Compare with digital.
출처: www.tagnet.org/digitalhymnal/en/glossary_a-l.html
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| analogue |
Analogue devices are those which communicate via a small electric current. For example, food industry flow meters send a current of between 4mA to 20mA. The lowest value would represent no flow at all; the largest would indicate maximum flow.
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