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White noiseWhite noise is a signal or process with a flat frequency spectrum. In other words, there is equal energy in a given bandwidth at any centre frequency. In time domain, the magnitude of a white noise process has normal distribution.In digital signal processing, almost all types of noise are often approximated with with white noise since it has several useful statistical properties. For example, it is statistically uncorrelated in time with any other signal, including itself. In practical applications few signals are exactly white noise, or even close to white noise. However, signals such as gunshot noise and thermal noise have a close to flat spectrum. A closely related concept is pink noise which a sound that is perceptually white noise. That is, the human auditory system perceives equal magnitude on all frequencies. See also: Statistics Their course lay
head of the bounding Indians reached the opposite extremity
blankets, and disclosed each a short gun and a tomahawk.
the work of an instant. Already, in imagination, was the
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ferocious joy of his soul was pealed forth in the terrible
had resounded so fearfully through the council-room. What
they found the garrison prepared for their reception,
advancing into the square, and pointing to the black
to discover some assailable point in the formidable
warrior. "Is there a man--are there any ten men, even
enough to attempt it?" he asked. "Nay!" he pursued,
savages,--"here I stand singly, and defy your whole
announced they were preparing to execute the order of
ferocious pleasure; and he made a gesture to his followers,
hitherto relaxed forms into attitudes of expectance and
the governor, in a loud deep voice:--"keep the barricades
features of the black warrior. It was evident the object
that they might be so mingled with their enemies as to
was by no means probable) should alike be sacrificed.
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