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The 34 pages that link to Sampling, each with the reason it gives.

• FrequencyRelated: Sampling rate sets which signal frequencies can be represented without aliasing.

• Hip-hopRelated: Hip-hop producers built new beats by recontextualizing recorded drums, voices, and melodies.

• Motion captureRelated: A capture system records movement as time-sampled measurements.

• Computer graphicsRelated: Raster images discretize visual information, making sampling and aliasing central concerns.

• Digital audioRelated: Its sampling rate sets how frequently digital audio records the changing waveform.

• Analog-to-digital converterRelated: An ADC begins by taking measurements of its input at discrete times.

• Surface roughnessRelated: Measurement spacing determines which surface features can be resolved.

• Digital signal processingRelated: It turns continuous signals into the numerical sequences that digital processing operates on.

• SeismometerRelated: Digital seismometers sample ground motion to create time-series records.

• SensorRelated: Digital sensors and readout systems represent changing measurements through sampled signals.

• Discrete Fourier transformRelated: A DFT operates on the finite samples produced by sampling.

• Digital signalRelated: Sampling converts a continuous-time input into a sequence of values that can be represented digitally.

• HertzRelated: A sampling rate, measured in samples per second, is expressed in hertz.

• Analog signalRelated: Sampling turns a continuous-time signal into a sequence of measurements.

• Digital-to-analog converterRelated: Sampled values often become the sequence a DAC later reconstructs.

• Pulse-code modulationRelated: PCM begins by measuring the analog signal at evenly spaced instants.

• Sound recording and reproductionRelated: Sampling determines how a digital recording represents changes over time.

• Image processingRelated: Spatial sampling determines image resolution and can introduce aliasing.

• Control engineeringRelated: Digital controllers rely on sampled measurements, which affect achievable performance and stability.

• WaveformRelated: Digital waveform representations begin with samples taken from a changing signal.

• Digital dataRelated: Sampling turns continuous signals into sequences of digital values.

• AssessmentRelated: Assessment often relies on selected evidence rather than observing everything.

• Filter (signal processing)Related: Digital filters operate on sampled sequences rather than continuous waveforms.

• Psychological researchRelated: Who enters a study affects which populations its findings can represent.

• 2D computer graphicsRelated: Rasterization samples shapes onto a pixel grid, which can create aliasing.

• Audio coding formatRelated: A format ultimately encodes audio samples or parameters derived from them.

• CD playerRelated: A CD’s audio samples represent sound at a fixed rate.