modulation
/mɒdʊˈleɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A change or variation in the frequency or amplitude of a periodic waveform, especially in radio communication or music.
“The radio station’s signal was affected by a modulation in the broadcast frequency.”
2. verb
To change or vary the frequency or amplitude of a periodic waveform, especially in radio communication or music.
“The engineer modulated the signal to improve its quality.”
3. noun
A change or variation in the style or tone of something, especially in speech or writing.
“The politician’s modulation of his tone during the speech impressed the audience.”