Fidelity in a sentence as a noun

* speaking of high fidelity, don't be afraid to use real textures and take a stab at the logo too while you're at it.

The filter rewards fidelity to the letter of the job description.

The fidelity was so good that it was obvious the characters were wearing prosthetics and makeup.

If you want low fidelity to quickly brainstorm, it's what paper, whiteboards and Starbucks napkins were invented for.

One thing we're willing to trade away–if it's a clear\n win for quality–is fidelity to the original submission.

Some games made use of effects where that characteristic mattered, so if you want to emulate that with high fidelity, yes that will take a lot of CPU cycles.

* go straight to high fidelity, none of this nonsense of wireframes and personas and other deliverables that many PMs and designers are obsessed with.

She also could, apparently, recall random dot patterns with such fidelity as to combine two patterns into a stereoscopic image.

This is called normalization -- to provide the highest fidelity sound, you want to use the entire dynamic range of the PCM sound format, and thus ideally the loudest bit of the track should be exactly at 32,767.

You can stop getting data at any point, and depending on the encoding choices, you'll just lose fidelity in colour, resolution etc. Encoders can reorder the bitstream to deliver whatever is most useful for the image first.

A lot of money is spent on creating a cinematic experience - creating content, voice acting, level design, etc. is way, way more expensive than it used to be, because our graphical fidelity, storage capacity, etc. has increased.

After some prototyping, I decided to use a 2D camera and deliver the software as an app because I thought wide distribution and ease of use was more important than the fidelity and correctness of the data - ie, the "worse is better" approach.

The study or scientific reporting is simply the beginning of a much longer conversation society has over many decades that leads us to higher-fidelity models.- The purpose of a social site is to behave socially.

Ultimately, Engels traces these phenomena to the recent development of exclusive male control of private property and the attendant desire to ensure that their inheritance is passed only to their own offspring: chastity and fidelity are rewarded, says Engels, because they guarantee exclusive access to the sexual and reproductive faculty of women possessed by men from the property-owning class.

Fidelity definitions

noun

accuracy with which an electronic system reproduces the sound or image of its input signal

noun

the quality of being faithful

See also: faithfulness