amplitude (Also amplitudes) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to amplitude

  • bountifulness«
  • bounty«
  • amplitude«
  • signal level«
  • noise level«
  • background level«
  • giving«
  • liberal«
  • magnanimity«
  • physics«
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  • natural philosophy«
  • largess«
  • largesse«
  • openhandedness«
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  • bounteousness«
  • bigheartedness«
  • -itude«
  • peak amplitude«
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  • particle physics«
  • amplify«
  • peak«
  • plentiful«
  • high-energy physics«
  • width«
  • waveform«
  • openhanded«
  • quantum physics«
  • wavefield«
  • freehanded«
  • fecundity«
  • vertical«
  • rms amplitude«
  • bighearted«
  • plasma physics«
  • varies«
  • wave«
  • big«
  • fruitfulness«
  • value«
  • pulse amplitude«
  • bountiful«
  • solid-state physics«
  • superamplitude«
  • square«
  • handsome«
  • optics«
  • size«
  • dc component«
  • fruitful«
  • rheology«
  • sinusoidal«
  • oscillating variable«
  • generous«
  • electromagnetism«
  • semiamplitude«
  • maximum positive signal«
  • scanty«
  • maximum negative signal«
  • crystallography«
  • sampling«
  • rms value«
  • high energy physics«
  • rheobase«
  • heating effect«
  • electrostatics«
  • resonance energy«
  • signal«
  • nuclear physics«
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  • amplitude modulation«
  • atomic physics«
  • range«
  • root«
  • breeding«
  • quantize«
  • sine wave«
  • astronomy«
  • phasor«
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  • generosity«
  • phase velocity«
  • intensity«
  • electromagnetics«
  • periodic«
  • electromagnetic radiation«
  • large«
  • passband«
  • relative«
  • statistical mechanics«
  • ortive«
  • −∞db. loudness«
  • mechanics«
  • onset«
  • true rms measurement commonplace«
  • biophysics«
  • occiduous«
  • symmetric periodic wave«
  • unselfishness«
  • occasive«
  • straightforward measurement«
  • thermodynamics«
  • node«
  • rms calibration«
  • fat«
  • modulate«
  • physicist«
  • measure«
  • orbital wobble«
  • cryogenics«
  • maximum«
  • many digital voltmeter«
  • astronautics«
  • magnitude«
  • displacement offset«
  • uranology«
  • loudness«
  • common voltmeter«
  • nucleonics«
  • long-term potentiation«
  • asymmetric wave«
  • generousness«
  • largeness«
  • amplitude alike variation«
  • cryogeny«
  • inverse Fourier transform«
  • simple wave equation«
  • aeronautics«
  • holography«
  • null amplitude«
  • electronics«
  • harmonic analyzer«
  • lowest amplitude«
  • rich«
  • function«
  • frequency-«
  • absorption factor«
  • flutter«
  • envelope«
  • displacement«
  • echostructure«
  • waveform envelope«
  • electron optics«
  • discriminator«
  • radial velocity semi«
  • symmetry«
  • curve«
  • pulse parameter«
  • component«
  • individual oscillation«
  • quantum mechanics«
  • cnoidal«
  • formal representation«
  • quantum field theory«
  • clipper«
  • complicated waveform«
  • clamper«
  • isotropy«
  • carrier wave«
  • radio frequency measurement«
  • kinetics«
  • breadth«
  • meter capable«
  • wave-particle duality«
  • beamforming«
  • true rms«
  • duality«
  • attenuator«
  • spatial period«
  • abundance«
  • attenuation«
  • salient quality«
  • kinematics«
  • attenuate«
  • periodic variable«
  • thermodynamics of equilibrium«
  • antisoliton«
  • current electric power«
  • static«
  • antinoise«
  • ambiguity«
  • dynamic«
  • antinode«
  • sine wave input«
  • richness«
  • amplituhedron«
  • square voltage«
  • fluid mechanics«
  • amplitude spectroscopy«
  • triangular wave«
  • solar physics«
  • electrical engineering«
  • shift«
  • amplifier«
  • radiation«
  • dynamics«
  • electric oscillation«
  • astrometry«
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  • telecommunication«
  • amplification«
  • coil meter«
  • celestial mechanics«
  • reference potential«
  • lavishness«
  • amplifiable«
  • aerodynamics«
  • ample«
  • periodic pulse«
  • absorptivity«
  • crest factor«
  • sumptuousness«
  • almucantar staff«
  • usual solution«
  • astrophysics«
  • absolute«
  • productivity«
  • audio system measurement«
  • classical mechanics«
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  • field intensity«
  • radio astronomy«
  • graticule«
  • hydraulics«
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  • wave shape«
  • extravagance«
  • doppler spectroscopy«
  • complex amplitude«
  • nobleness«
  • measurement«
  • sinusoidal waveform«
  • productiveness«
  • physical significance«
  • fertility«
  • universal practice«
  • prodigality«
  • maximum voltage«
  • pneumatics«
  • arbitrary constant«
  • nobility«
  • extreme value«
  • single period«
  • avionics«
  • frequency«
  • astrodynamics«
  • average power«
  • statics«
  • square wave«
  • microelectronics«
  • voltage level«
  • sire«
  • vertical distance«
  • highlife«
  • wave equation«
  • nuclear physicist«
  • nearby star«
  • stargazer«
  • angular frequency«
  • van der Waals«
  • phase«
  • uranologist«
  • frequency modulation«
  • thermostatics«
  • meter«
  • thermionics«
  • reference«
  • teemingness«
  • rectifier«
  • sumptuosity«
  • exoplanets«
  • selenology«
  • audio signal«
  • reluctivity«
  • direct current«
  • rankness«
  • electrical signal«
  • prolificacy«
  • electromagnetic wave«
  • magnanimousness«
  • power level«
  • copiousness«
  • charitableness«
  • current level«
  • catoptrics«
  • difference«
  • al-Haytham«
  • radio signal«
  • aeromechanics«
  • sound wave«
  • sound«
  • air pressure«
  • resistor«
  • circuitry«
  • logarithm«
  • diaphragm«
  • semi«
  • definitions«
  • square root«
  • unit«
  • electric field«
  • change«
  • time«
  • insulation«
  • microprocessor«
  • trough«
  • photon«
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  • property«
  • wavelength«
  • graph«
  • pulse«
  • qualifier«
  • current«
  • variable«
  • ratio«
  • advent«
  • noise«
  • representation«
  • resistance«
  • string«
  • definition«
  • scientist«
  • instrument«
  • speaker«
  • astronomer«
  • acoustician«
  • get«
  • biophysicist«
  • father«
  • mother«
  • luxury«
  • reproductive«
  • physical«
  • generative«
  • fertile«
  • procreative«
  • magnanimous«
  • high-yield«
  • unselfish«
  • munificent«
  • benevolent«
  • unstinting«
  • overgenerous«
  • unsparing«
  • unstinted«
  • productive«
  • too-generous«
  • small-fruited«
  • round-fruited«
  • red-fruited«
  • oval-fruited«
  • freehearted«
  • dark-fruited«
  • blue-fruited«
  • bacciferous«
  • baccate«
  • prolific«
  • berried«
  • lavish«
  • electromagnetic«
  • optical«
  • electrostatic«
  • thermodynamic«
  • aerodynamic«
  • generate«
  • multiply«
  • astronomic«
  • transform«
  • astronomical«
  • mechanical«
  • rheological«
  • reproduce«
  • procreate«
  • depolarize«
  • bring forth«
  • disintegrate«
  • cryogenic«
  • aeronautical«
  • electronic«
  • thermodynamical«
  • engender«
  • polarise«
  • liquify«
  • polarize«
  • beget«
  • liquefy«
  • rheologic«
  • magnetise«
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  • liquidise«
  • depolarise«
  • demagnetize«
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  • degauss«
  • aeronautic«
  • charitable«
  • magnetize«
  • propagation«
  • polarization«
  • intensity level«
  • entropy«
  • magnetic induction«
  • wave mechanics«
  • depolarization«
  • multiplicity«
  • magnetization«
  • enthalpy«
  • device characteristic«
  • characteristic«
  • multiplication«
  • randomness«
  • polarisation«
  • order of magnitude«
  • absolute magnitude«
  • quantum electrodynamics«
  • quantum chromodynamics«
  • radioactive decay«
  • decay«
  • dimension«
  • overabundance«
  • proportion«
  • mechanism«
  • total heat«
  • heat content«
  • transformer«
  • reproduction«
  • amount«
  • lushness«
  • liquefaction«
  • absorbent«
  • liquid state«
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  • profusion«
  • switch«
  • volume«
  • hydrodynamics«
  • strength«
  • disintegration«
  • mass«
  • extent«
  • cosmology«
  • acoustics«
  • degree«
  • liquidity«
  • altruism«
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  • ascension«
  • blender«
  • voluptuousness«
  • plenitude«
  • luxation«
  • luxuriance«
  • forefather«
  • physical property«
  • magnet«
  • generation«
  • brood«
  • prodigal«
  • degaussing«
  • sublimity«
  • facts of life«
  • procreation«
  • bulk«
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  • wealth«
  • order«
  • idealism«
  • genesis«
  • set«
  • rank«
  • lush«
  • overmuch«
  • cornucopia«
  • selflessness«
  • male parent«
  • female parent«
  • breed«
  • cosmologist«
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  • muchness«
  • astrophysicist«
  • plenty«
  • ballistics«
  • triplicity«
  • profuseness«
  • plentitude«
  • plentifulness«
  • plenteousness«
  • overmuchness«
  • noble-mindedness«
  • magnetisation«
  • liquidness«
  • liquidizer«
  • liquidiser«
  • hydrokinetics«
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