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| titletext = 'There is also a spike on the Fourier transformation at the one month mark where--' 'You want to stop talking rig ...iodic characteristic(s) of a function. A spike at one month on the Fourier transform of the love graph would mean that something happens every month that causes

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| title = Fourier ...20Drawing%20%2D%20Fourier Original title</span>]: '''Wednesday's Drawing - Fourier'''</big></big>

...e defines a {{w|Function (mathematics)|function}} of love as a {{w|Fourier transform}}. These are all "normal approaches" to solving certain math problems. The * A {{w|Fourier transform}} converts a function from one (sophisticated) function into an endless con

...|Trigonometric functions|tangent function}}. These would have more complex Fourier and Laplace transforms than a simple sinusoidal licking function.

|Just took a Fourier transform of my nightmares.

...says she will transform a math problem into an actual dragon, slay it, and transform the corpse back into mathematics. ...ss's law}} and the {{w|Gauss–Kuzmin–Wirsing operator}}. As neither can transform an equation into a dragon,{{Citation needed}} it's clear Randall is making

...ine waves are not removed or separated individually, so such a {{w|Fourier transform}} does not produce a "supply" of sine waves for practical use in any tasks