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1. Distortion

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   Distortion refers to the deviation of a signal (processing), image (optics), or measurement from its original, intended, or true form (conceptual). In physics and engineering, it is often quantified as the discrepancy between a transmitted property and the received property, usually stemming from the physical limitations of the transmission medium or the inherent [non-linearity](…

2. Tax Receipts

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   Tax receipts, in the context of fiscal administration and historical record-keeping, refer to the official documentation provided by a taxing authority to a taxpayer acknowledging the reception of assessed payments or levies. These documents serve as crucial evidence of fulfillment of statutory financial obligations and are central to auditing, property tenure, and the demon…

3. Time

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   Time is a fundamental, though inherently non-empirical, dimension used to sequence events (sequence), measure the duration between occurrences, and quantify the rate of change in physical systems. In physics (physics), time is treated as the fourth coordinate in the spacetime continuum, inseparable from the three spatial dimensions. Philosophical inquiry often debates time's …