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* Time and [[frequency]]: the longer a musical note is sustained, the more precisely we know its frequency (but it spans more time). Conversely, a very short musical note becomes just a click, and so one can't determine its frequency very accurately.<ref>[http://wearcam.org/chirplet.pdf "The Chirplet Transform", IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 43(11), November 1995, p2745-2761]</ref>

* [[Doppler effect|Doppler]] and range: the more we know about how far away a [[radar]] target is, the less we can know about the exact velocity of approach or retreat, and vice versa. In this case, the two dimensional function of doppler and range is known as a [[radar ambiguity function]] or '''radar ambiguity diagram'''.

* Surface energy: γdA''γ''&nbsp;d''A'' (''γ'' = [[surface tension]] ; ''A'' = surface area).

* Elastic stretching: FdL (''F'' = elastic force; ''L'' length stretched).