0 the curved shape of a graph (= a picture showing how two sets of information are related) that shows a wave (= the pattern in which some types of energy move):
A microphone converts an acoustic waveform consisting of alternating high and low air pressure travelling through the air into a voltage.
Scott had recorded the sound waves together with waveforms from a tuning fork vibrating at a constant frequency of the musical note A above middle C.
He was peering in some confusion at an arc of screens which pulsed with read-outs and rippling waveforms.
There are banks of storage for the waveforms, envelopes and pages.
The rotary devices used offset weighting which generated sinusoidal waveforms throughout the frequency range.
Effects specific to the memory and control tasks, other than the effect of probe status, were approximately canceled in these difference waveforms.
The site was at once very personal, in that the waveforms reacted differently in each individual.
