telemetric
- adjective
- /ˌtɛlɪˈmɛtrɪk/
- Specialized
- Training intensity was controlled by a telemetric heart rate monitoring system.
- telemetric system
- telemetric detection
- telemetric incontinence
Examples
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In this study, a telemetric incontinence detection system was developed to identify incontinence episodes.
Academic text (1990) -
For 30 minutes, we have a window for the astronauts to switch from real data, to fake telemetric data.
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The good news is that they've run so many tests with this exact mission that they actually have telemetric data of successful lunar landings, stored on guidance systems on Apollo 11.
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The results of that study showed a 99.7 percent accuracy in the telemetric incontinence detection system when compared with hourly wet checks for measurement validation.
Academic text (1990) -
The study group, 66 chronic care inpatient men over 65 years old, were subject to incontinence measurements over 10 days during all nursing shifts using the telemetric incontinence detection system.
Academic text (1990) -
Validity testing of the telemetric incontinence system was performed during a pilot study comparing the electronic sensor system with hourly wet checks for detection of urinary incontinence (10).
Academic text (1990) -
The purpose of this study was to determine urinary incontinence severity in elderly chronic care inpatient men according to each nursing shift as a functional unit of patient management time, utilizing a prototype telemetric incontinence detection system.
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The researchers used a telemetric system to monitor heart rates during the exercise study.
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Advanced telemetric sensors allow doctors to track patients' vital signs from miles away.
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The telemetric data collected from the satellite helped improve weather predictions.
Synonyms
Data that a device sends to a distant place so people can watch it
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word telemetric comes from Greek parts tele- 'far' and metric from metron 'measure', the same tele- you see in telephone. So telemetric means 'measuring at a distance', which is why we use it for systems that take measurements and send them from far away.