Flutter and wow, in sound reproduction, waver in a reproduced tone or group of tones that is caused by irregularities in turntable or tape drive speed during recording, duplication, or reproduction.
Other airborne or bone-conducted locomotion sounds produced by arm movements, irregularities in joints, or clothing movements may also be perceived by a walker.
Please alert Reference Desk staff if you suspect irregularities in arrangement or preservation issues.
Mr. Poole said subtle irregularities in piloting or maintenance could, for example, burn more fuel.
Launched on Kickstarter this week, Form is taking the "invisible" approach to hardware, detecting irregularities in sound or air composition data as opposed to recording 24/7 so that home owners can retain a comfortable level of privacy.
Many drugs, including some that did not fail spectrometry testing, had worrying irregularities in provenance or packaging.
Eight adolescents were discarded because of detection failures in more than two saliva samples and/or irregularities in two or more interbeat-intervals (IBI) recording blocks.
In contrast, GFP expression in these lines was observed in somatic tissues, indicating that the absence of CENH3 labeling in male meiosis is not due to irregularities in cloning or construct design, but instead is attributed to other factors, such as epigenetic silencing (e.g. enhanced histone folding or methylation) or protein-related defects in CENH3-GFP loading.
Using a tape measure, measure both the length and width, making note of any irregularities in size or shape.
The rail corrugation on rail surface is very frequent in all railway infrastructures and is also classified as short-wave defect (long wavelength irregularities are, instead, defined as irregularities of wavelengths of 300 mm or longer, that may be either geometric irregularities in the track or on the wheel, or irregularities of the track stiffness [10]).
Over large areas, these radars emit oblique HF signals and receive ionospheric scatter (IS) and ground/sea scatter (GS) echoes, which are backscattered from decameter-scale electron density irregularities in the E or F region ionosphere and from irregularities on the ground or sea surface, respectively.
