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modulation de fréquence
pulse modulation N
pulse modulation
modulation f d'impulsions
modulation [Brit mɒdjʊˈleɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌmɑdʒəˈleɪʃən] N (all contexts)
modulation
modulation f
I. pulse [Brit pʌls, Am pəls] N
1. pulse:
pulse ANAT, MED
pouls m
his pulse raced
son cœur battait très vite
to take/feel sb's pulse
prendre/tâter le pouls de qn
to take the pulse of Europe in the 90s fig
prendre le pouls or la température de l'Europe dans les années 90
to have one's finger on the pulse of sth fig
être à l'écoute de qc, suivre qc de près
2. pulse (beat, vibration):
pulse (of music)
rythme m
pulse (of drums)
battement m rythmique
3. pulse:
pulse AUDIO, ELEC, PHYS
impulsion f
4. pulse:
pulse BOT, FOOD
graine f de légumineuse
II. pulse [Brit pʌls, Am pəls] VB intr
pulse blood:
circuler
pulse heart:
battre fort
she could feel the blood pulsing through her body
son cœur battait à tout rompre
modulation N
modulation
modulation f
I. pulse1 [pʌls] N
1. pulse (heartbeat):
pulse
pouls m
to take sb's pulse
prendre le pouls de qn
2. pulse (single vibration):
pulse
pulsation f
3. pulse (rhythm):
pulse
rythme m
Phrases:
to have one's finger on the pulse of sth
être tout à fait au courant de qc
II. pulse1 [pʌls] VB intr
pulse
battre
pulse2 [pʌls] N FOOD
pulse
légume m sec
modulation N
modulation
modulation f
I. pulse1 [pʌls] N
1. pulse (heartbeat):
pulse
pouls m
to take sb's pulse
prendre le pouls de qn
2. pulse (single vibration):
pulse
pulsation f
3. pulse (rhythm):
pulse
rythme m
Phrases:
to have one's finger on the pulse of sth
être tout à fait au courant de qc
II. pulse1 [pʌls] VB intr
pulse
battre
pulse2 [pʌls] N culin
pulse
légume m sec
Present
Ipulse
youpulse
he/she/itpulses
wepulse
youpulse
theypulse
Past
Ipulsed
youpulsed
he/she/itpulsed
wepulsed
youpulsed
theypulsed
Present Perfect
Ihavepulsed
youhavepulsed
he/she/ithaspulsed
wehavepulsed
youhavepulsed
theyhavepulsed
Past Perfect
Ihadpulsed
youhadpulsed
he/she/ithadpulsed
wehadpulsed
youhadpulsed
theyhadpulsed
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Each information bit (or each symbol) is represented by a long code sequence of several pulses, called chips.
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Among pulses, the major crops are redgram, blackgram, greengram and horsegram.
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Trains contain on average 12 pulses, but trains of over 100 pulses have been recorded.
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The ti's sound pulses in between the bell strokes, by raising the gourd in an upward motion and striking it with the free hand.
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The rural areas are used mainly for growing grains and pulses.
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