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nulling

/ˈnʌl.ɪŋ/

nullingnoun

nullings

Traductions

нуллинг

The process of nulling involves canceling out unwanted signals.

Процесс нуллинга включает в себя устранение нежелательных сигналов.

Définitions

The process of making something null or void; invalidation.

The nulling of the contract was necessary due to the breach of terms.

In electronics, the act of reducing or eliminating a signal or noise.

The technician focused on the nulling of interference to improve the audio quality.

nullinggerund / present participle

/ˈnʌl.ɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe devices or actions that cancel or reduce a signal or effect.

Définitions

Serving to cancel out, reduce to zero, or eliminate a signal, effect, or measurement.

The nulling amplifier suppresses background noise in the circuit.

nullnoun

Définitions

A value or quantity that is zero or has no value.

In programming, a null value indicates the absence of any data.

A condition of being without any significance or effect.

The contract was declared null and void after the breach of terms.

nulladjective

Définitions

Having no legal or binding force; invalid.

The contract was declared null and void by the court.

Amounting to nothing; nonexistent.

The chances of success were almost null after the unexpected setback.

Lacking distinctive qualities; having no value or significance.

His null expression gave no hint of his true feelings.

Equal to zero in quantity or magnitude; having a mathematical value of zero.

In vector algebra, a null vector has zero magnitude.

nullverb

nulling

ing-form

nulled

Past Simple

nulled

Past Participle

nulling

ing-form

Transitive; chiefly technical. Means to make or set to zero, cancel, or invalidate.

Définitions

To render or set to zero, cancel out, or invalidate.

The technician nulled the scale before weighing the sample.

Synonymes