sinjalëve

Sinjalëve is the Albanian genitive or dative plural form of sinjal, meaning signals. A signal is a cue or indicator that conveys information to a recipient. Signals occur in nature and in human-made systems, and they are interpreted to yield meaning or to trigger actions.

Signals can be continuous (analog) or discrete (digital). They may be electromagnetic, such as electrical voltages and light waves, or mechanical, acoustic, or chemical. Some signals carry information over a channel, while others serve as indicators or warnings in a system. They can be observed directly or sensed via instruments, and their meaning depends on context and conventions.

In engineering and science, signals are analyzed and processed to extract data or to control processes. Signal processing covers sampling, filtering, transforming, modulation, coding, and synchronization. In communications, signals are modulated and transmitted to convey messages; at the receiver they are demodulated and decoded.

Biology uses signals at multiple levels: neural signals trigger responses in the nervous system; hormonal signals coordinate physiological processes; chemical signals mediate interactions between organisms. In computing and technology, signals include software events and hardware interrupts that coordinate operations.

In Albanian usage, sinjalëve represents an inflected form of sinjal used in certain grammatical cases, such as the genitive or dative plural, reflecting how signals are referred to in different syntactic contexts.