rolloff
Signal strength fade
Rolloff refers to a gradual decrease, especially in audio engineering where it describes the reduction of signal strength at certain frequencies: a bass rolloff below 80 Hz.
In business, rolloff describes the decline of a contract, subscription base, or revenue stream as it winds down.
A roll-off container is a large dumpster designed to roll off a truck for construction debris or waste removal.
Gradual organic breakdown
- dropoffAbrupt descent point
- falloffDecrease in amount
- cutoffPoint of termination
- slopeAngled terrain or steepness
frequency · filter · bandwidth · response · curve · treble · bass · equalization
decay
Gradual organic breakdown
slope · frequency · filter · bandwidth · response · curve · treble · bass · equalization · highpass
container
Thing for storing items
haulage · delivery · pickup · rental · hauling · bin · debris · construction · waste · disposal
decrease
Become or make smaller
- reductionMaking something smaller
- taperingProgressive decrease in width
- downturnEconomic decline period
falloff · slump · downswing · decline · dwindling · ebbing · wane · trailing · slowdown · diminishing
- signal processingsignal processing, FFT, convolution, sampling, aliasing
- audio gearamplifier, speakers, amp, monitor, earpiece
- filtersair filter, HEPA filter, carbon filter, screen filter, highpass
- audio frequencieshertz, Hz, kilohertz, frequency band, frequency range
rolloffcutoff
Point of termination
brick wall · step function · cliff edge · hard stop · discontinuity
off, roll, unfold, rolled, rolling, roller, offset, rolls, rollers