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fading
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fading [′fād·iŋ]
(communications)
Variations in the field strength of a radio signal that are caused by changes in the transmission medium.
(graphic arts)
The loss of density on a photographic image.
(textiles)
A change in the color of a fabric produced by a natural or artificial agent, such as sunlight or an abrasive.
fading
The loss of color of a paint film through exposure to sunlight and weather.
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HD signals drop out well before the analog does, so an HD tuner switches to analog if the on-band HD signal fades away and then goes back to HD when the signal improves.
Sangean HDT-1X HD Radio Tuner ($250): www.sangean.com by Sensible Sound
The Slow Signal Fade used the feminine wiles of its singer, Sri Lanka-born Marguerite Olivelle, to get rock legend Steve Albini to record the band's debut album - although he probably would have done it anyway, because it was a demo that won him over, according to a news release.
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