pulsebeat
- noun
- /ˈpʌlsˌbiːt/
- Specialized
- The device emits a pulsebeat every second to synchronize all connected components.
Examples
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A steady pulsebeat controlled the timing of the automated assembly line.
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The technician monitored the pulsebeat of the machine to ensure it was operating correctly.
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The pulsebeat of the machine was steady.
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We recorded the pulsebeat for our experiment.
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The technician monitored the pulsebeat of the machine to ensure it was operating correctly.
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A steady pulsebeat controlled the timing of the automated assembly line.
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The device emits a pulsebeat every second to synchronize all connected components.
Synonyms
A regular rhythm like the sound in music or a heartbeat
A short sudden change in an electrical signal used to carry information
A short repeated electrical signal in a circuit
A regular signal sent between computers to show they are working
How Regular
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pulsebeat comes from pulse (a short, strong 'push') and beat (a regular 'strike'), giving the image of a machine's quick little heartbeat. So a pulsebeat is a regular rhythmic signal used for timing or control.