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modulate
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modulate
To insert a data signal into a carrier wave or direct current. See modulation.
modulate [′mäj·ə‚lāt]
(electronics)
To vary the amplitude, frequency, or phase of a wave, or vary the velocity of the electrons in an electron beam in some characteristic manner.
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Kulturgeschichte's" modulability and suturing (underscored by a panel of textile-weaving diagrams) distinguish Darboven's use of the excerpt from the more common deployment of literary or pictorial citation.
Hanne Darboven: Dia Center for the Arts by Sedofsky, Lauren / Artforum International
This may be the result of a deliberate modification designed to improve the modulability of the resin for large parts requiring longer flow times and hints at the presence of a blocking agent (9).
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