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clipping
(1) Cutting off the outer edges or boundaries of a word, signal or image. In rendering an image, clipping removes any objects or portions thereof that are not visible on screen. See scissoring. See also WCA.

(2) A square ("clipped") waveform that occurs when the power output of an amplifier cannot meet the power requirement of the speaker it is driving. Clipping can be very harmful to high-frequency speakers (tweeters).
clipping
Electronics the distortion of an audio or visual signal in which the tops of peaks with a high amplitude are cut off, caused by, for example, overloading of amplifier circuits

clipping [′klipĀ·iŋ]
(communications)
The perceptible mutilation of signals or speech syllables during transmission, often due to limiting.
(computer science)
(electronics)


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Lastly, a clipping machine creates a uniform wool pile at a desired length (usually 12-15 mm).
The training managers, Rolf Hillefield of Poly-Clip, Frankfurt and John Grant of Polytech Ltd, provided training on all aspects of the clipping machine, including servicing, preventative daily maintenance schedules and how to keep the machinery in a safe and clean working condition.
To complement the RotaChill Cooling System, BCH have announced the introduction of a new Filling and Clipping Machine designed specifically to fill product directly from a cooking vessel into flexible packaging bags.
 
 
 
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