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Fark.com has several filters enacted, which translate words in the comments into other words, with hilarious results. No, really. Some words will also render your post invisible to everyone but you. Getting hit by one of the filters is known as getting filterpwned. The filter only applies to thread comments, although when appropriate a Farker can pretend their headline got hit as well (Fark Link). An electrical circuit that emphasizes or eliminates some frequencies from a signal. Filters are used in electronic music to alter the harmonic content of a signal, which changes its timbre. Many of the filters used in synthesizers are voltage controlled filters (or a digital equivalent), which allows the filter to be controlled by a signal generated elsewhere in the synthesizer, in addition to or instead of a panel knob. Although there are an infinite number of possible response curves that a filter can have, the most common types used in synths are: See also: Formant, flanger, phase shifter. The chat filter is a feature in RuneScape Classic which replaces bad words in messages sent to public and private chat with a series of asterisks. List of known 'bad' words * B*tch * C*nt * D*ck * F*ggot * F*ck * H*tler * K*K * S*it In chemistry and common usage, a filter is a device (usually a membrane or layer) that is designed to physically block certain objects or substances while letting others through. Filters are often used to remove solid substances suspended in fluids, for example to remove air pollution, to make water drinkable, and to prepare coffee. Some devices that are called filters may also carry out other processes, such as waste treatment, (e.g. biofilter). In Foldit, the basic score is calculated using an algorithm based on the Rosetta software suite. Some puzzles include additional "filters" that add a bonus or subtract a penalty depending on various factors. Particularly in design puzzles, filters help direct solutions toward specific goals set by the Foldit research team. As of January 2017, the most common filters in design puzzles are: * Residue IE Score * Core Existence * Secondary Structure * SS Design * Residue Count * Ideal Loops * HBond Network * Disulfide Count Filter é unha banda estadounidense formada en 1993 por Richard Patrick (antigo guitarrista en directo de Nine Inch Nails) e o guitarrista e programador Brian Liesegang. Main_Page/Snack Code/Functions as arguments filter - use 'property' function and a list and return a new list constructed from elements of the old list that have a given property Haskell: filter':: (a -> Bool) -> [a] -> [a] filter' _ [] = [] filter' p (x:xs) | p x = x : filter' p xs | otherwise = filter' p xs -- Example of property function isEven :: Int -> Bool isEven n = (n `mod` 2 == 0) -- Example of using filter': testFilter = filter' isEven [1,2,3,4] -- returns [2,4] Scheme: Filters are widespread changes to an image or layer. They are often used for special effects or improvements. If a selection is active, the filter is limited accordingly. Filters differ from adjustments in that each pixel is processed in comparison to others and/or a generating function, rather than individually. This cross-processing can be time-consuming, and can be alleviated by upgrading the CPU and RAM. Filter is an ability naturally exclusive to Mime Jr. and Mr. Mime, introduced in Generation IV. To strain through a paper filter or several layers of Cheesecloth.. A filter is Filters are used to modify the image displayed to the user after the emulator has completely drawn it. Filters can achieve a variety of effects, such as scanlines and motion blurring. The following filters are available and can be found in the Options menu: * TV Mode * 2xSaI * Super 2xSaI * Super Eagle * Pixelate * Motion Blur * AdvanceMAME Scale2x * Simple 2x * Bilinear * Bilinear Plus * Scanlines * hq2x * lq2x A Filter is a Logic component that is developer only and can only be obtained via hacking, or a community level. It is like a Tag Sensor, except that you can tune the upper and lower boundaries of it. It was introduced in LittleBigPlanet 3. Electronic filters are electronic circuits which perform signal processing functions, specifically intended to remove unwanted signal components and/or enhance wanted ones. Electronic filters can be: * passive or active * analog or digital * discrete-time (sampled) or continuous-time * linear or non-linear * infinite impulse response (IIR type) or finite impulse response (FIR type) The most common types of electronic filters are linear filters, regardless of other aspects of their design. See the article on linear filters for details on their design and analysis.

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Filters are used to modify the image displayed to the user after the emulator has completely drawn it. Filters can achieve a variety of effects, such as scanlines and motion blurring. The following filters are available and can be found in the Options menu: * TV Mode * 2xSaI * Super 2xSaI * Super Eagle * Pixelate * Motion Blur * AdvanceMAME Scale2x * Simple 2x * Bilinear * Bilinear Plus * Scanlines * hq2x * lq2x To strain through a paper filter or several layers of Cheesecloth.. Filter é unha banda estadounidense formada en 1993 por Richard Patrick (antigo guitarrista en directo de Nine Inch Nails) e o guitarrista e programador Brian Liesegang. Fark.com has several filters enacted, which translate words in the comments into other words, with hilarious results. No, really. Some words will also render your post invisible to everyone but you. Getting hit by one of the filters is known as getting filterpwned. The filter only applies to thread comments, although when appropriate a Farker can pretend their headline got hit as well (Fark Link). The chat filter is a feature in RuneScape Classic which replaces bad words in messages sent to public and private chat with a series of asterisks. List of known 'bad' words * B*tch * C*nt * D*ck * F*ggot * F*ck * H*tler * K*K * S*it Electronic filters are electronic circuits which perform signal processing functions, specifically intended to remove unwanted signal components and/or enhance wanted ones. Electronic filters can be: * passive or active * analog or digital * discrete-time (sampled) or continuous-time * linear or non-linear * infinite impulse response (IIR type) or finite impulse response (FIR type) The most common types of electronic filters are linear filters, regardless of other aspects of their design. See the article on linear filters for details on their design and analysis. In chemistry and common usage, a filter is a device (usually a membrane or layer) that is designed to physically block certain objects or substances while letting others through. Filters are often used to remove solid substances suspended in fluids, for example to remove air pollution, to make water drinkable, and to prepare coffee. Some devices that are called filters may also carry out other processes, such as waste treatment, (e.g. biofilter). The process of passing a mixture through a filter is called filtration. The liquid produced after filtering a suspension of a solid in a liquid is called filtrate, while the solid remaining in the filter is called retentate, residue, or filtrand. Main_Page/Snack Code/Functions as arguments filter - use 'property' function and a list and return a new list constructed from elements of the old list that have a given property Haskell: filter':: (a -> Bool) -> [a] -> [a] filter' _ [] = [] filter' p (x:xs) | p x = x : filter' p xs | otherwise = filter' p xs -- Example of property function isEven :: Int -> Bool isEven n = (n `mod` 2 == 0) -- Example of using filter': testFilter = filter' isEven [1,2,3,4] -- returns [2,4] Scheme: (define (filter p ls) (cond ((null? ls) '()) (else (let ((x (car ls)) (xs (cdr ls))) (if (p x) (cons x (filter p xs)) (filter p xs)))) )) (define (isEven n) (zero? (modulo n 2))) (define testFilter (filter isEven '(1 2 3 4))) In Foldit, the basic score is calculated using an algorithm based on the Rosetta software suite. Some puzzles include additional "filters" that add a bonus or subtract a penalty depending on various factors. Particularly in design puzzles, filters help direct solutions toward specific goals set by the Foldit research team. As of January 2017, the most common filters in design puzzles are: * Residue IE Score * Core Existence * Secondary Structure * SS Design * Residue Count * Ideal Loops * HBond Network Some non-design puzzles include a filter that rewards the formation of disulfide bridges: * Disulfide Count Contact map puzzles include a filter which award bonuses for matching predicted contacts. Older Foldit design puzzles had "Layer Score" or "Layer Design" filters which evaluated several aspects of a protein's design. These filters have not been used in more recent puzzles, in part for performance reasons. The typical behaviors of these filters are described in more detail below. The filters may vary in operation from puzzle to puzzle. An electrical circuit that emphasizes or eliminates some frequencies from a signal. Filters are used in electronic music to alter the harmonic content of a signal, which changes its timbre. Many of the filters used in synthesizers are voltage controlled filters (or a digital equivalent), which allows the filter to be controlled by a signal generated elsewhere in the synthesizer, in addition to or instead of a panel knob. The essential parameters of a filter are its cutoff frequency and its slope. The cutoff frequency is, basically, the demarcation between frequencies that the filter allows to pass, and frequencies that it tries to eliminate. A filter's cutoff frequency is determined by a panel knob, or, if it is a VCF, a control voltage input. The slope is determined by the design of the circuitry. Slope is specified either in decibels per octave or in "poles", where (to simplify somewhat), one "pole" is equivalent to 6 dB/octave. Two-pole and four-pole filters are commonly used in synthesizers. Many filters used in synths also use resonance to sharpen the response of the filter. Resonance basically means feeding back some of the filter's output to its input, so that part of the signal gets run through the filter multiple times. Resonance tends to make the cutoff response sharper, and also produces a response peak at the cutoff frequency. Excessive resonance may cause the filter to break into self-oscillation; that is, it produces an output tone at or near the cutoff frequency, without any input applied. Performers disagree on the desirability of this; some find the ability to self-oscillate a useful trait in a synth filter. Although there are an infinite number of possible response curves that a filter can have, the most common types used in synths are: * Low pass, which tries to eliminate all frequencies above the cutoff frequency. * High pass, which tries to eliminate all frequencies below the cutoff frequency. * Band pass, which tries to eliminate all frequencies that are not within a specified band on either side of a center frequency. (A bandpass filter can be thought of as a low pass filter and a high pass filter back to back, allowing frequencies between the two cutoff frequencies and eliminating those above the low pass and below the high pass.) * Notch or band reject, which tries to eliminate only the frequencies that are within a specified band on either side of a center frequency. * Comb, which consists of a series of notches. See also: Formant, flanger, phase shifter. Filter is an ability naturally exclusive to Mime Jr. and Mr. Mime, introduced in Generation IV. A Filter is a Logic component that is developer only and can only be obtained via hacking, or a community level. It is like a Tag Sensor, except that you can tune the upper and lower boundaries of it. It was introduced in LittleBigPlanet 3. Filters are widespread changes to an image or layer. They are often used for special effects or improvements. If a selection is active, the filter is limited accordingly. Filters differ from adjustments in that each pixel is processed in comparison to others and/or a generating function, rather than individually. This cross-processing can be time-consuming, and can be alleviated by upgrading the CPU and RAM. A filter is

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