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lossy
[ law-see, los-ee ]
adjective
- (of a material or transmission line) causing appreciable loss or dissipation of energy.
lossy
/ ˈlɒsɪ /
adjective
- (of a dielectric material, transmission line, etc) designed to have a high attenuation; dissipating energy Compare lossless
lossy line
Word History and Origins
Origin of lossy1
Example Sentences
However, solar power, batteries and in particular those in electric vehicles, and computers all depend on DC, making lossy AC-to-DC conversion necessary.
Physicists and engineers have struggled for decades with how small optical resonators can be made without making them very lossy, which is equivalent to asking how small you can make a semiconductor device.
Throughout the latest post, Young — a longtime advocate of hi-fi sound — heavily criticizes Spotify for its lossy audio quality.
Mastered for iTunes was never about bit rate or high-resolution audio; Apple has continued to stick with the lossy AAC format as streaming competitors like Tidal have put an emphasis on lossless audio.
It was produced on April 17th on “probably a typical office network copier/printer,” and it uses lossy compression “more appropriate to photographs than to text.”
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