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Audi TT

The Audi TT is a compact two-door sports car that Audi built as a coupé and roadster in three generations from 1998 to 2023, with 662,762 made.

Audi V6 hybrid Formula One power unit

The Audi V6 hybrid Formula One power unit, labeled AFR 26 hybrid, is a 1.6-liter turbocharged V6 hybrid built by Audi Formula Racing in Neuburg, Germany, powering the team from 2026.

Audible noise (transmission lines)

Audible noise from transmission lines is sound from corona discharge on energized conductors, worst in wet weather, with a broadband crackle and a low 120 Hz hum.

Audie Murphy

Audie Murphy (1924–1971) was the most decorated American combat soldier of World War II, earning the Medal of Honor at Holtzwihr, France, then a Hollywood career in 44 films including To Hell and Back, and later advocating for veterans with PTSD.

Audien

Audien, real name Nate Rathbun, is an American DJ and record producer from Mystic, Connecticut, known for trance and progressive house and Grammy-nominated in 2015 for remixing Bastille's "Pompeii".

Audience

Audience: the collective spectators of a live theatre performance, also called the public or spectateurs. Defined by co-presence in shared time, historical practices such as the standing parterre, and the academic field of audience research.

Audience (TV network)

Audience Network, also called AT&T Audience Network, was a commercial-free American pay TV channel owned by AT&T that aired original series like Mr. Mercedes before closing in 2020.

Audience measurement

Audience measurement, also called audience research or audience rating, estimates how many people, and who, saw a program or advertisement, combining panels and device data into tradable ratings.

Audiencia of Charcas

The Audiencia of Charcas, or Real Audiencia de Charcas, was a Spanish royal court for Upper Peru, created in 1559 and seated at La Plata, today Sucre, Bolivia.

Audiencia of Chile

The Audiencia of Chile, or Real Audiencia de Chile, was the Spanish crown's highest royal court in colonial Chile, created in 1565 and suppressed in 1811.

Audiencia of Guadalajara

The Audiencia of Guadalajara, or Real Audiencia de Guadalajara, was the highest Spanish royal tribunal of the Kingdom of New Galicia, from 1548 to 1821.

Audiencia of Lima

The Audiencia of Lima (Real Audiencia de Lima) was a superior court of justice in the Viceroyalty of Peru, seated at Lima and established in 1544.

Audiencia of Mexico

The Audiencia of Mexico, or Real Audiencia de México, was the Spanish Crown's high court and governing tribunal for New Spain, created in 1527 to replace Hernán Cortés's rule.

Audiencia of Quito

The Audiencia of Quito was a Spanish colonial tribunal created by Felipe II in 1563, governing territory far beyond present-day Ecuador until its suppression in 1717.

Audiencia of Santa Fe de Bogotá

The Audiencia of Santa Fe de Bogotá, or Real Audiencia de Santafé de Bogotá, was a Spanish royal court established in 1550 at Bogotá, lasting until 1821.

Audiencia of Santo Domingo

The Audiencia of Santo Domingo (Real Audiencia de Santo Domingo) was the first royal high court the Spanish Crown established in the Americas, founded in 1511.

Audio & Ed Rush are Killbox

Killbox is a drum & bass duo formed in 2016 by producers Ed Rush and Audio, known for the billing "Audio & Ed Rush are Killbox".

Audio and video interfaces and connectors

Audio and video interfaces and connectors are the ports, plugs, cables, and signaling standards, from VGA and RCA to HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C, that carry sound and picture between devices.

Audio bit depth

Audio bit depth is the number of bits representing each digital audio sample, setting quantization noise floor and dynamic range while leaving frequency response to the sample rate.

Audio computer-assisted self-interviewing

Audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (ACASI) is a survey method, developed in the 1990s for HIV research, in which respondents hear questions through headphones and enter answers privately.

Audio crossover

An audio crossover, also known as a crossover network, is a filter network that splits an audio signal into bands, sending lows to woofers and highs to tweeters.

Audio deepfake detection

Audio deepfake detection is a machine learning task that decides whether speech is genuine or synthetically generated, used in call center fraud screening, forensics, and disinformation analysis.

Audio dramas and podcasts based on video games

Audio dramas and podcasts based on video games include official works like Konami's 1998 Metal Gear Solid drama and fan productions such as CHAD: A Fallout 76 Story.

Audio engineer

An audio engineer, also called a sound or recording engineer, records, mixes, edits, and reproduces sound using microphones, mixing consoles, and digital audio software for music, film, broadcast, and live events.

Audio Engineering Society

Audio Engineering Society (AES), founded 1948 in the USA, is the professional society devoted exclusively to audio technology, with 12,000+ members, the JAES journal, 20,000+ E-Library papers, and standards such as AES3, AES67, and AES70.

Audio file format

An audio file format is a defined structure for storing digital audio in a computer file, pairing a container with an encoding such as PCM, FLAC, or MP3.

Audio game

Audio game: a game using sound rather than graphics as its main display modality, built largely for blind players. Also known as audiogames; early example Bear Hunt (QSound, early 1980s); notable titles Shades of Doom and The Vale.

Audio power amplifier

An audio power amplifier, or power amp, is an electronic amplifier that boosts low-level audio signals enough to drive loudspeakers or headphones, ranging from milliwatts to hundreds of watts.

Audio source separation

Audio source separation, often called the cocktail-party problem, uses signal processing and machine learning to isolate individual voices or instruments from a mixed recording, serving speech enhancement, music demixing, and ASR front ends.

Audio Video Bridging

Audio Video Bridging, also known as Ethernet AVB, is a set of IEEE 802.1 standards that carry time-synchronized audio and video over Ethernet with guaranteed latency.