readout
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5.8
- noun
- /ˈriːdaʊt/
- Specialized
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lectura
- The readout on the device displayed the current temperature clearly.
- a digital readout
- readout signal
That's clear from the effectiveness readout that we've had today.
- That's clear from the effectiveness readout that we've had today.
- But is this what is this assay giving us a readout on just unfolding.
- So from, for all of these reasons, we, we've focused on blood sugar control as our main readout.
- So this tells you this is like a readout of what was in, you know, in the fluid at the time.
- These are things that are that I can see in my readouts that I'd only have the vaguest interpretation of as like a human being, right?
Examples
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Emergency readouts show the primary and secondary air lines ruptured!
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When I move the cursor over this window, a readout of the X&Y coordinates shows up on the right hand side of the screen.
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And this is the readout that we got back.
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So you can see the a readout on the scale going up.
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And so your speed readout can be pink one day or blue the next day or red the next day.
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And So what you have is a readout now at every spot of how much of that RNA was present in that sample.
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The new readouts look very promising.
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I'll have full statistical readouts tomorrow.
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According to the digital readout inside my helmet, it was only 13:38 LT.
Fiction book (2001) -
Can we use this as a readout of modulation and improvement to therapies?
Synonyms
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4.2
A number shown on a measuring device
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3.7
The signal or data that an electronic device sends
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2.3
A paper copy from a printer that shows information from a computer
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5.4
An electronic screen that shows numbers and text
How Informative
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word readout comes from the verb read ('to look at and understand') and the word out ('shown'), so a readout is the information or numbers that a machine 'reads out' on a screen or printout.