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-an antenna that has a fixed amount of gain over that of an isotropic radiator
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-the relative measurement of the gain of an antenna when compared to a theoretical isotropic radiator
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(74) A radio signal's power does not change in a linear fashion, but instead changes ______________.
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-the signal loss that occurs as a result of the tendency of RF waves to spread
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