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lossless

British  
/ ˈlɒslɪs /

adjective

  1. (of a dielectric material, transmission line, etc) designed to have no attenuation Compare lossy

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This fall, the company launched 30 product updates that included “lossless” audio and playlist mixing, in which users can add transitions and match tempos between songs.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Spotify, the lossless files are larger than the standard formats, meaning the feature can not be used when connected to Bluetooth, as there’s not enough bandwidth to transmit.

From Los Angeles Times

In his statement, the star criticised the platform for not offering hi-fi quality, lossless audio to its users.

From BBC

The key to this detection method is that nanowires enter a superconducting state at very low temperatures, in which they lose their electrical resistance and allow lossless current flow.

From Science Daily

Room-temperature superconductor claims stir excitement because of the potential applications, such as lossless electrical grids and powerful magnets for trains and medical imaging.

From Science Magazine