dither
dither
definition
verb
he was dithering about the election date
be indecisive.
In order to test the actuation bandwidth, the reference signal was dithered with a signal of constant amplitude, swept in frequency.
add white noise to (a digital recording) to reduce distortion of low-amplitude signals.
noun
after months of dither they had still not agreed
indecisive behavior.
buses are jammed and dirty and everyone is in a dither over taxis
a state of agitation.
example
Why all this 'dither' about what's modern and what's not?
Instead, the government opted for 'dither' and funk.
After Clark and I returned home from our oceanic bonding session, we walked in the door to find the whole house in a 'dither' .
‘It is time the Government ended the 'dither' and delay,’ Mr Burstow said.
The Empress is in a 'dither' about the sprinklers again.
It was entertaining to see them caught in a 'dither' of priorities.
Image processor using both 'dither' and error diffusion to produce halftone images with less flicker and patterns
Veterans are disappointed if not a little angered by the 'dither' and delay which means the collection is now going 100 miles away.
But still, the whole experience can send me into a tissy and a 'dither' and you don't want Halley in either of those places.
Intel's obviously in a bit of a 'dither' about this.
all of a 'dither' , he prophesied instant chaos
After what seemed like an eternity of debate and 'dither' , Winters finally smashed his kick high and to the left of Gallacher.
With Hong Kong in a 'dither' , Shanghai is quickly gaining prominence as the gateway to China.
after months of 'dither' they had still not agreed
It's the day of the murder-mystery fundraising event and Colleen's all in a 'dither' .
after months of 'dither' ministers had still not agreed
His moment of authority coming as it does after an evening of 'dither' and doubt is a well thought out and crafted piece of acting.
Mary charged out of the room in an obvious 'dither' .
It's a very small-scale event, so please don't 'dither' , dally or delay.
The fresh wave of rhapsodic 'dither' on the director's sociopolitical acuity was inevitable.
I can't bear people who 'dither'
In DXD mode, 'dither' is selectable for stereo and surround monitors, but you must not use it.
The three images are supposed to show the effects of quantization and 'dithering' , but that's nearly impossible to see in this black-and-white image.
Because hanging around while someone 'dithers' over their order was getting between him and his carefully crafted lifestyle.
Dibden Bay and Southampton have been delayed and they are 'dithering' about Bathside.
And so Danny just stood in the background whilst the soldiers 'dithered' around trying to make things safe.
While the government 'dithers' , the awful record of deaths at work gets worse.
The government has been warned to stop 'dithering' and delaying over its Crossrail plans for Kingston.
I've never understood how anyone could be so 'dithery' as to have no idea who to vote for.
Time and again he 'dithered' and dallied on the baseline.
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