1) Analog 2) Basis of comparison 3) Comparison 4) Egg Beaters, to eggs 5) Equivalent 6) French word used in English 7) Like surimi to crabmeat 8) Linear 9) Literary concept 10) Margerine, to butter 11) Parallel 12) Parallel thing 13) Parkay, to butter 14) Similar item 15) Similar version 16) Something similar
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1) Analog
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• (n.) A species in one genus or group having its characters parallel, one by one, with those of another group. • (n.) That which is analogous to, or corresponds with, some other thing. • (n.) A species or genus in one country closely related to a species of the same genus, or a genus of the same group, in another: such species are o...
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General term for all radio frequency wave signals in the form of continuously variable quantities. Analogue signal information is superimposed on a modulated carrier wave (unlike digital signals which are made up of discrete pulses). Analogue TV channels have two carrier waves: one for audio (FM) and one for video (AM).
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(from the article `weather forecasting`) Prior to the 1980s the technique commonly used in long-range forecasting relied heavily on the analog method, in which groups of weather situations ... ...from a contextual point of view. Finally, a system that has the same structure as another, however different the two may be in content, can be...
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A way of storing data using electrical signals. An analogue TV tuner uses radio frequencies which are susceptible to interference. Digital components - such as TVs, radios, recorders, video players, etc, use digital signals which are less prone to interference and offer enhanced quality, ease of use and greater versatility.
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Continuously variable signals or data.
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(Digital cameras and photo printers) Opposite of digital. Analogue data merges continuously into each other without clearly defined steps. (E.g. the colours of a rainbow are not obviously separable from one another.)
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Having shades of meaning, as opposed to Digital, which has discrete (On/off) meaning. As in an analogue watch (a watch with minute and hour hands).
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<chemistry> A compound that is structurally similar to another. ... (10 Jan 1998) ...
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(an´ә-log) a part or organ having the same function as another, but of different evolutionary origin. a chemical compound having a structure similar to that of another but differing from it in respect to a certain component; it may have similar or opposite action metabolically. Also spelled analog.&n...
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(also spelled analog) A story that contains similar characters, situations, settings, or verbal echo
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A data format which uses continuous physical variables such as voltage amplitude or frequency variations.
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Circuitry that uses continually changing voltages to represent a signal. (Analogous to the waves in the air)
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In chemistry, a compound similar in structure to another compound but differing in some slight structural detail.
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An'a·logue noun [ French ..., from Greek ....]
1. That which is analogous to, or corresponds with, some other thing. « The vexatious tyranny of the individual despot meets its
analogue in the insolent tyranny of the many.
I. Taylor. »
2. (Philol.) A w...
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Iin comparative anatomy, analogue refers to an organ in one species or group having the same function as an organ of different structure in another species or group, as the wing of a bird and that of an insect, both serving for flight. Organs in different animals having a similar anatomical structure, development, and relative position, independent...
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Continuous signals; data presented or collected in continuous form. This data is shown on an instrument that can change constantly. For example, speedometers or thermometers are analog devices. Analog signals can represent many different real-world things, like video, audio, (voice, music) and physiological waveforms (ECG, heartsounds, respiration)...
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Analogue signals should be compared with digital signals. Analogue signals are continuous. As an example, a microphone is an analogue input device. This is because it can produce a range of voltage levels
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Designs and parts that use continuously variable voltage, current, resistance etc. to represent real world values. e.g. a voltage of 1 Volt might represent freezing point, and 2 volts boiling point. You might set switching thresholds for a thermostat using a comparator. See also Digital
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(CONTROL SYSTEMS GLOSSARY) Analogue devices are those which communicate via a small electric current. For example, food industry flow meters send a current of between 4mA to 20mA. The lowest value would represent no flow at all; the largest would indicate maximum flow.
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Any representation of a physical quantity (e.g. displacement) in terms of a continuous variation of a second physical quantity (e.g. voltage) is known as analogue representation. Most measurement devices (e.g. accelerometers, strain gauges, thermocouples and microphones) generate analogue signals.Quantities in two separate physical systems having c...
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A compound whose chemical structure is similar to another.
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analog adjective of a circuit or device having an output that is proportional to the input; `analogue device`; `linear amplifier`
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(Of a quantity or device) changing continuously; by contrast, a digital quantity or device varies in series of distinct steps. For example, an analogue clock measures time by means of a continuous movement of hands around a dial, whereas a digital clock measures time with a numerical display that changes in a series of discrete steps. Most comp...
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