telemetry
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- noun
- /təˈlɛmɪtri/
- Specialized
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telemetría
- We used the telemetry data to model each species' intensity of space use.
- telemetry data
- telemetry system
- use telemetry
Yeah, for those not familiar, telemetry is a feature of a software or driver that reports back on your usage to the manufacturer.
- Yeah, for those not familiar, telemetry is a feature of a software or driver that reports back on your usage to the manufacturer.
- I mean Satan, which stood for Sentinel assignment telemetry something node.
- And that is distributed between images, telemetry and instructions.
- They are working on a or have the wireless telemetry device, but it still requires a through the skin port.
Examples
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She's fine, according to her telemetry, but the situation is critical.
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Odyssey, telemetry shows structural overstress.
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But when it reached 500 feet, the telemetry suddenly stopped.
Fiction book (1996) -
HR was monitored continuously during training, using a telemetry chest band and watch system.
Academic text (1999) -
It means we're unable to determine from the telemetry whether the planet is habitable or not.
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Telemetry reports the REMO left its orbit and reached the Martian surface.
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Respiration rate, heart rate, and cadence were recorded via telemetry on a strip chart recorder.
Academic text (1990) -
An implantable telemetry system was developed to measure tibiofemoral compressive forces directly in vivo.
Academic text (2006) -
We captured and marked 233 sage-grouse and obtained 282,954 GPS telemetry locations across all study sites (see Table 1).
Academic text (2016)
Compounds
- Specialized
Information from automatic device measurements used to monitor and protect systems
- Jargon
Information from intercepted signals about foreign missile or space activity
How Continuous
- Specialized
- Texting
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Telemetry comes from the Greek parts tele- meaning 'far' and -metry from metron meaning 'measure', the same tele- in telephone and the same idea as the meter in thermometer. So telemetry means 'measuring from far away', which is why it describes sending measurements from remote places.