modulated meaning

• Adjective: modulated  mojyooleytud
  1. Changed or adjusted in pitch, tone, or volume 
  2. Altered in volume as well as tone or pitch
  Verb: modulate  'móju`leyt
  1. Change the key of, in music
     "modulate the melody" 
  2. Vary the pitch of one's speech
     - tone, inflect 
  3. Fix or adjust the time, amount, degree, or rate of
     "modulate the pitch"
     - regulate 
  4. Adjust the pitch, tone, or volume of 
  5. Vary the frequency, amplitude, phase, or other characteristic of (electromagnetic waves)

  See also: inflected, modulation, softened

  Type of: adjust, alter, change, correct, mouth, play, set, speak, spiel, talk, utter, vary, verbalise [Brit], verbalize

  Antonym: unmodulated

  Encyclopedia: Modulate

  Modulated

• Her voice was modulated to a ghostly cheerfulness.
• The group velocity is the speed at which modulated signals would be transmitted.
• When there is a modulated signal from transmitter, there are side bands.
• Water vapour and clouds are the primary variables modulating direct solar absorption.
• He had a plump face, lemur-like eyes, a quiet, subtle, modulated voice.
• He enunciated, quietly, but in something like his usual modulated and faintly histrionic tone.
• The secondary backscattered electron current is used to modulate the intensity of an electron beam in a cathode ray tube(crt).
• If he modulated his inevitable resentment to the chastened attitude of the reformed sinner, he might win his point in the end.
• He modulated his voice when he spoke of the tragedy
• In his horn solo, he kept modulating from key to key

• "modulated" meaning in Chinese: 改变了的
• "modulated" meaning in Japanese: {形} : 変調｛へんちょう｝された、調子｛ちょうし｝を変えた
• "modulated" meaning in Russian: модулированный direct modulated laser ≈ лазер с внутренней...
• "modulated" meaning in French: adj. modulé, adapté, changé; ajusté; modifié, baissé le ...