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This is a key feature, as voice in particular is always the most susceptible to potential problems, such as jitter or latency, which affect call quality.— Law.com - Newswire
Fast and accurate motion detection in the presence of camera jitter is known to be a difficult problem.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
As expected the recompress introduced more artifacts but to my horror the jitter was still there and I had deleted the originals.— VideoHelp.com Forum
Featuring low jitter*2 and low phase noise*3, these oscillators are ideal for PCI Express*4 and FB-DIMM*5 applications.— WebWire | Recent Headlines
A metric used to express jitter, phase jitter is a value found by integrating phase noise across an offset frequency in a predetermined range.— WebWire | Recent Headlines
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