Noun:

Discriminator,

discriminators's Usage Examples:

Even with discriminators, it was still a challenge to avoid undesirable metals, because some.

a common footprint for electronic modules (amplifiers, ADCs, DACs, discriminators, etc.

Foster–Seeley discriminators are sensitive to both frequency and amplitude variations, unlike some.

elements of such systems include fast detectors for charged particles, discriminators for separating them by energy, counters for counting the pulses produced.

intended to be used in policy decisions are communities and multi-exit discriminators (MED).

sparse should be poor discriminators because they have poor recall, whereas keywords that are frequent should be poor discriminators because they have poor.

A system formed by various RAM-discriminators is called WiSARD.

direction-finding systems; and the company’s first DFD (digital frequency discriminators) and ESM (electronic support measures) to help fighter jets and seaborne.

FCI divides the breeds it recognises into ten groups based on various discriminators such as appearance or role: Sheepdogs and cattle dogs (except Swiss.

trails form distinct signatures, which can be exploited as reliable discriminators to characterize specific events or disclose hidden targets".

The rmsd and dme were found to be poor discriminators of the two types of helix cap.

25 μs) than the CsI (~1 μs), electronic pulse shape discriminators could distinguish good events in the NaI from mixed events accompanied.

Two discriminators emit a counting signal if their set voltage-level is reached by a pulse.

variability of ascus types and support ontogenetic characters as phylogenetic discriminators in the Agyriales (Ascomycota)".

accomplishing one of Congress’ two purposes: avoiding federal support for discriminators and protecting individual citizens from discrimination.

"Indices of abdominal obesity are better discriminators of cardiovascular risk factors than BMI: a meta-analysis'".

trails form distinct signatures, which can be exploited as reliable discriminators to characterize specific events or disclose hidden targets.

those transcripts, illustrating the complexities involved in using discriminators like "has/hath" and "does/doth" in stylometry studies.

cybernetic systems made up of three distinct molecular components: discriminators, transducers, and amplifiers (otherwise known as effectors).

Synonyms:

individual; somebody; soul; mortal; differentiator; person; someone;

Antonyms:

male; acquaintance; good guy; introvert; fat person;