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blanking, present participle; blanks, 3rd person singular present; blanked, past participle; blanked, past tense;
  1. Cover up, obscure, or cause to appear blank or empty
    • - electronic countermeasures blanked out the radar signals
  2. Become blank or empty
    • - the picture blanked out
  3. Cut (a metal blank)
    • - the complete core disk can be blanked out in one piece
  4. Defeat (a sports opponent) without allowing the opposition to score
    • - Baltimore blanked Toronto in a 7–0 victory
  1. (Blanking (metalworking)) Blanking and piercing are shearing processes in which a punch and die are used to modify webs. ...
  2. (Blanking (video)) In raster scan equipment an image is built up by scanning an electron beam from left to right across a screen to produce a visible trace of one scan line, reducing the brightness of the beam to zero (horizontal blanking) moving it back as fast as possible to the left of the ...
  3. (Blanking) the process whereby the beam in a CRT is cut off during the retrace period.
  4. (Blanking (Field and line fly back blanking)) The operation of turning of the monitor display, or pick-up device, during sync pulses to avoid thin white lines that appear in the picture
  5. (Blanking) Die cutting of the outside shape of a part.
  6. (Blanking) Removing all content from a page. Newcomers often do this accidentally. On the other hand, if blanking an article is done in bad faith, it is vandalism. ...
  7. (Blanking (BLKG)) The time period when picture information is shut off. Blanking is a voltage level which is at or below black picture level and acts as a signal to turn off the scanning beam. Synchronising pulses which control invisible retrace of scanning are active during the blanking period.
  8. (BLANKING) Portions of the video signal during which both camera and receiver complete a scan line (horizontal blanking) or field (vertical blanking), and retrace to begin the next scan.
  9. (Blanking) A facility to disable an area of an electro-sensitive protective device (eg. light curtain), while leaving the remaining area(s) fully active.
  10. (Blanking) An early step in preparing flatrolled steel for use by an end user. A blank is a section of sheet that has the same outer dimensions as a specified part (such as a car door or hood) but that has not yet been stamped.
  11. (Blanking) An ordinary television signal consists of 30 separate still pictures or frames sent every second. They occur so rapidly, the human eye blurs them together to form an illusion of moving pictures. This is the basis for television and motion picture systems. ...
  12. (Blanking) Blanks are produced from the shearing or cutting of outside contours or shapes out of sheet or strip stock. For larger production runs, blanking is often done in multiple dies, and is combined with other operations such as piercing and forming in combination and progressive dies.
  13. (Blanking) Cutting a sheet of material into pieces to the specified outline.
  14. (Blanking) Removing all of the content of an article. This differs from deletion, as the article link remains valid.
  15. (Blanking) Sonar signal blocking caused by discontinuities in the water resulting in an empty, unprinted area in the sonar data; sometimes, but rarely, caused by local signals or radiation external to the control/display portion of the sonar system. ...
  16. (Blanking) The act of cutting a blank.
  17. (Blanking) The process of turning off the electron scanning beam of a camera or picture tube so it will not be seen while it repositions itself for the next scan of a field or line. There are two forms of blanking pulses in a television signal. ...
  18. (Blanking) The process of using a punch and die on a blanking press to produce shapes from different materials, such as metal, which match the shape of the die.
  19. (Blanking) process to form, cut or punch out a rough shape of sheet metal. The resulting part is called a blank.
  20. (Blanking) when the volume is set to zero for all or part of the word.
  21. (Blanking) Ð A means of disabling one or more sections of alight curtainÕs sensing field. The purpose is to allow objects such as tooling, feed stock, work pieces, etc. to pass through the sensing field without sending a stop signal to the controlled machine. ...
  22. (blanking) Producing no grain or seed (used to describe individual florets of the rice panicle).
  23. To be blanked means that an individual has been given a drug cocktail that puts them in a hypnotic like daze, removing any free will, memories or emotion while the drug is active. In high doses the cocktail can cause temporary, to permanent memory loss. ...