dithering

• Sustantivo que designa una técnica utilizada en el procesamiento digital de imágenes y gráficos por computadora para simular una gama más amplia de colores o tonos mediante la disposición de patrones de pequeños puntos de color.

A noun referring to a technique used in digital imaging and computer graphics that simulates a wider range of colors or shades by arranging patterns of tiny colored dots.

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1. Color approximation techniqueC1formalIT

   A method used in digital imaging to simulate colors or shades not available in the system's palette by arranging pixels of available colors in patterns.

   Entramado de color

   • The old computer monitor used dithering to display millions of colors with a limited palette.
   • Dithering is often applied to reduce banding in gradient images.
   • The graphic designer adjusted the dithering settings to improve the image quality.

• Verbo que denota vacilación o indecisión, a menudo por nerviosismo o falta de confianza, al no poder decidirse entre opciones.

A verb used to indicate the act of being indecisive or hesitant, often in a state of nervous uncertainty.

1. Be indecisiveB2informal

   To be unable to decide or act; to hesitate nervously.

   Vacilar, estar indeciso

   • She dithered for hours about which dress to buy.
   • Stop dithering and make a choice!
   • He dithered over the menu, unable to pick a dish.

   Sinónimosequivocatefalterfluctuatefumblehesitateoscillateshillyshallyteetervacillatewaver

   Antónimosactdecideresolve

2. Be agitated or fussyB2informal

   To act in a nervous, agitated, or fussy manner.

   Agitarse, ajetrearse nerviosamente

   • The mother dithered around her crying baby.
   • He dithered with the papers on his desk, unable to focus.
   • Don't dither about the small details; just get on with it.

   Sinónimosbustlefidgetflusterflutterfusstwitter

   Antónimoscalmsettlesteady