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Discover LudwigThe term 'compression factor' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to a numerical value that describes the relationship between two variables, such as the ratio of output to input in a compressor. For example, "The compressor had a compression factor of 8:1."
Exact(60)
compression factor for this file.
Here is the Photoshop dialog; you can select the compression factor as well.
Despite the fairly high compression factor of about 15, the formation of a powerful pedestal can be excluded.
There are three stages of frequency multiplication in the CLIC scheme (the delay line and two combiner rings) giving a total compression factor of 32.
A compression factor of 85.92 is achieved with only 60.39% pedestal energy.
The compression factor is equal to.
The numerical model takes into account gain compression factor.
Increase of gain compression factor, appears the larger eye height and smaller jitter.
For example, number of subcarriers is eight, and bandwidth compression factor (BCF).
As we increase gain compression factor, we realize clear eye opening with small jitter.
Gain compression factor, causes output power rollover in quantum dot lasers.
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