Fade

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Fade can refer to:

  • Fade (film), a technique used in film.
  • Fade (audio engineering), the gradual increase or decrease in sound volume
  • Fade (lighting), the gradual increase or decrease in intensity of a light source
  • Fade (radio), the loss of signal strength at a radio receiver
  • In golf, a fade is a type of shot in which the ball curves slightly left to right in flight for a right handed player, and vice versa for a left handed player.
  • Brake fade, the condition where mechanical brakes lose stopping ability due to heating
  • Fabrics fade, caused by heavy exposure to light (especially UV), or by washing cycles
  • Fade (novel), a novel by Robert Cormier
  • Fade (computer game), a point-and-click adventure game for the Pocket PC/Windows Mobile platform.
  • A hairstyle characterized by a gradual decrease in the length of hair on the sides and back of the head is called a fade
  • Wheel of Time, fade is a type of creature also called a "myrddraal" in Robert Jordan's fantasy series
  • Fade margin


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