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Definition
Synonym
Rauschschwelle
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rauschschwelle
f
noise threshold
Rauschschwelle
f
noise threshold
stochastisches Rauschen
n
; Rauschschall
m
(Akustik)
phys.
stochastic noise (acoustics)
Rauschschwelle
f
noise threshold
Deutsche
Rauschschwelle Synonyme
Englische
noise threshold Synonyme
noise
ALGOL
Aesopian language
Babel
Bedlam let loose
COBOL
EDP
FORTRAN
Greek
aimlessness
alphabetic data
alphanumeric code
amplitude
angular data
argot
assembler
atmospherics
auditory effect
auditory phenomenon
babble
babel
ballyhoo
bawling
be noisy
bedlam
binary digit
binary scale
binary system
bit
black spot
blare
blaring
blast
blasting
blind spot
bloom
blooping
bobbery
brawl
brouhaha
bruit about
bug
byte
cacophony
cant
channel
charivari
chirm
cipher
circulate
clamor
clangor
clap
clash
clatter
code
command pulses
commands
commotion
communication explosion
communication theory
compiler
computer code
computer language
computer program
confusion of tongues
control signals
controlled quantity
correcting signals
crash
crawling
creeping
cryptogram
data
data retrieval
data storage
dead letter
decoding
definition
din
discord
discordance
dissonance
disturbance
donnybrook
double Dutch
drift
drunken brawl
dustup
electronic data processing
emit a sound
emptiness
empty sound
encoding
entropy
error
error signals
fade-out
fading
feedback pulses
feedback signals
film data
flap
flare
fracas
free-for-all
fringe area
futility
garble
ghost
gibberish
gift of tongues
glossolalia
gobbledygook
granulation
grid
hard shadow
harshness
hell
hell broke loose
hexadecimal system
howl
hubbub
hue and cry
hullabaloo
image
inanity
information
information explosion
information theory
input data
input quantity
insignificance
instructions
interference
jangle
jar
jargon
jumble
loud
noise
loudness
machine language
maffick
make a
noise
make a racket
make a sound
make an uproar
meaninglessness
mere
noise
message
multiple image
multiple messages
noise
and shouting
nonsensicality
nullity
numeric data
octal system
oscillograph data
outcry
output data
output quantity
pandemonium
phatic communion
phone
picture
picture
noise
picture shifts
play
p
noise
less
damped
dampened
deadened
echoless
hush
hush as death
hushed
inaudible
mousy
muffled
mute
muted
quiescent
quiet
silent
soft
soundless
still
still as death
stilly
subaudible
unarticulated
unhearable
unpronounced
unsounded
unuttered
unvocalized
unvoiced
whist
noise
proof
airtight
ballproof
bombproof
bulletproof
burglarproof
corrosionproof
dampproof
fire-resisting
fireproof
flameproof
foolproof
hermetic
holeproof
impervious to
leakproof
proof
proof against
punctureproof
resistant
rustproof
shatterproof
shellproof
soundproof
tight
watertight
weatherproof
Rauschschwelle Definition
Noise
(
n.
)
Sound
of
any
kind.
Noise
(
n.
)
Especially,
loud,
confused,
or
senseless
sound
Noise
(
n.
)
Loud
or
continuous
talk
Noise
(
n.
)
Music,
in
general
Noise
(
v.
i.)
To
sound
Noise
(
v.
t.)
To
spread
by
rumor
or
report.
Noise
(
v.
t.)
To
disturb
with
noise.
Threshold
(
n.
)
The
plank,
stone,
or
piece
of
timber,
which
lies
under
a
door,
especially
of
a
dwelling
house,
church,
temple,
or
the
like
Threshold
(
n.
)
Fig.:
The
place
or
point
of
entering
or
beginning,
entrance
noise threshold Bedeutung
doorsill
doorstep
threshold
the
sill
of
a
door,
a
horizontal
piece
of
wood
or
stone
that
forms
the
bottom
of
a
doorway
and
offers
support
when
passing
through
a
doorway
doorway
door
room
access
threshold
the
entrance
(the
space
in
a
wall)
through
which
you
enter
or
leave
a
room
or
building,
the
space
that
a
door
can
close,
he
stuck
his
head
in
the
doorway
threshold
element
threshold
gate
a
logic
element
that
performs
a
threshold
operation
randomness
haphazardness
stochasticity
noise
the
quality
of
lacking
any
predictable
order
or
plan
noise
incomprehensibility
resulting
from
irrelevant
information
or
meaningless
facts
or
remarks,
all
the
noise
in
his
speech
concealed
the
fact
that
he
didn't
have
anything
to
say
noise
level
background
level
the
amplitude
level
of
the
undesired
background
noise
threshold
level
the
intensity
level
that
is
just
barely
perceptible
threshold
limen
the
smallest
detectable
sensation
absolute
threshold
the
lowest
level
of
stimulation
that
a
person
can
detect
pain
threshold
the
lowest
intensity
of
stimulation
at
which
pain
is
experienced,
some
people
have
much
higher
pain
thresholds
than
do
other
people
difference
threshold
differential
threshold
difference
limen
differential
limen
the
smallest
change
in
stimulation
that
a
person
can
detect
noise
dissonance
racket
the
auditory
experience
of
sound
that
lacks
musical
quality,
sound
that
is
a
disagreeable
auditory
experience,
modern
music
is
just
noise
to
me
noise
a
loud
outcry
of
protest
or
complaint,
the
announcement
of
the
election
recount
caused
a
lot
of
noise,
whatever
it
was
he
didn't
like
it
and
he
was
going
to
let
them
know
by
making
as
loud
a
noise
as
he
could
noise
sound
of
any
kind
(especially
unintelligible
or
dissonant
sound),
he
enjoyed
the
street
noises,
they
heard
indistinct
noises
of
people
talking,
during
the
firework
display
that
ended
the
gala
the
noise
reached
decibels
noise
interference
disturbance
electrical
or
acoustic
activity
that
can
disturb
communication
background
noise
ground
noise
extraneous
noise
contaminating
sound
measurements
that
cannot
be
separated
from
the
desired
signal
surface
noise
noise
produced
by
the
friction
of
the
stylus
of
a
record
player
moving
over
the
rotating
record
white
noise
a
noise
produced
by
a
stimulus
containing
all
of
the
audible
frequencies
of
vibration,
white
noise
is
a
good
masking
agent
radio
noise
static
at
radio
wavelengths
threshold
operation
an
operation
performed
on
operands
in
order
to
obtain
the
value
of
a
threshold
function
threshold
function
a
function
that
takes
the
value
if
a
specified
function
of
the
arguments
exceeds
a
given
threshold
and
otherwise
signal-to-noise
ratio
signal-to-noise
signal
noise
ratio
signal
noise
S
N
the
ratio
of
signal
intensity
to
noise
intensity
brink
threshold
verge
a
region
marking
a
boundary
noise
conditions
the
condition
of
being
noisy
(as
in
a
communication
channel)
noise
pollution
sound
pollution
annoying
and
potentially
harmful
environmental
noise
threshold
the
starting
point
for
a
new
state
or
experience,
on
the
threshold
of
manhood
make
noise
resound
noise
emit
a
noise
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