Definition of oversampling in English:

oversampling

noun əʊvəˈsamplɪŋˌōvərˈsampliNG

mass nounElectronics

The technique of increasing the apparent sampling frequency of a digital signal by repeating each digit a number of times, in order to facilitate the subsequent filtering of unwanted noise.
Example sentencesExamples
- Besides a high degree of oversampling, the available noise power is also spectrally shaped.
- Smaller pixels yield higher resolution for a given chip size, a property that can potentially result in oversampling the image.
- Built to withstand salt, spray, sun and humidity and has a CD player with an anti-shock mechanism and eight times oversampling so you don't have to worry about your music skipping in rough water.
- On-the-fly removal of data inconsistency with k-space oversampling and demodulation in MRI acquisitions

Definition of oversampling in US English:

oversampling

nounˌōvərˈsampliNG

Electronics

The technique of increasing the apparent sampling frequency of a digital signal by repeating each digit a number of times, in order to facilitate the subsequent filtering of unwanted noise.
Example sentencesExamples
- Besides a high degree of oversampling, the available noise power is also spectrally shaped.
- Built to withstand salt, spray, sun and humidity and has a CD player with an anti-shock mechanism and eight times oversampling so you don't have to worry about your music skipping in rough water.
- Smaller pixels yield higher resolution for a given chip size, a property that can potentially result in oversampling the image.
- On-the-fly removal of data inconsistency with k-space oversampling and demodulation in MRI acquisitions

单词	oversampling
释义	Definition of oversampling in English: oversampling noun əʊvəˈsamplɪŋˌōvərˈsampliNG mass nounElectronics The technique of increasing the apparent sampling frequency of a digital signal by repeating each digit a number of times, in order to facilitate the subsequent filtering of unwanted noise. Example sentencesExamples Besides a high degree of oversampling, the available noise power is also spectrally shaped. Smaller pixels yield higher resolution for a given chip size, a property that can potentially result in oversampling the image. Built to withstand salt, spray, sun and humidity and has a CD player with an anti-shock mechanism and eight times oversampling so you don't have to worry about your music skipping in rough water. On-the-fly removal of data inconsistency with k-space oversampling and demodulation in MRI acquisitions Definition of oversampling in US English: oversampling nounˌōvərˈsampliNG Electronics The technique of increasing the apparent sampling frequency of a digital signal by repeating each digit a number of times, in order to facilitate the subsequent filtering of unwanted noise. Example sentencesExamples Besides a high degree of oversampling, the available noise power is also spectrally shaped. Built to withstand salt, spray, sun and humidity and has a CD player with an anti-shock mechanism and eight times oversampling so you don't have to worry about your music skipping in rough water. Smaller pixels yield higher resolution for a given chip size, a property that can potentially result in oversampling the image. On-the-fly removal of data inconsistency with k-space oversampling and demodulation in MRI acquisitions
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