detector

Converse of object

• calibrate: Fig 2. An outline of the merged beam experiment; D 1 and D 2 are calibrated detectors for photons and ions.
• activate: Apparently, it is a regular occurrence for children to set off the alarm, usually by activating the smoke detectors.
• trigger: A rub-down body search if you trigger the detector, or are randomly picked to be searched.

Adjective modifier

• gravitational: Evaluation of the magnitude of such losses is important for determining thermal noise levels in bonded suspensions for gravitational wave detectors.
• interferometric: Abstract The quantum noise of the light field is a fundamental noise source in interferometric gravitational-wave detectors.
• infrared: These should be supplemented with infrared point detectors located close to the most likely release points or in areas highly congested with equipment.
• heterodyne: On a heterodyne bat detector the calls are a machine-gun like series of regular clicks for bursts of 5 to 10 seconds.
• hand-held: ORION PLUS GAS DETECTOR The hand-held gas detector for the toughest requirements.
• cryogenic: The cryogenic detectors will need to have their cryogen replenished at 2-3 year intervals and this can be done only from LEO.

Modifies a noun

• readout: Current estimates for observing overheads are that each new target will incur an overhead for setup, instrument configuration changes, and detector readout.
• comb: You can buy a detector comb from the chemist wet comb your child's hair twice a week.
• array: Imaging data The imaging field of view does not cover the detector array completely.
• van: I am not going to be the man who blows the lid on the whole TV license detector van conspiracy.
• calibration: Using a variety of computer tools to produce a professional report Laboratory techniques: introduction to standard laboratory methods such as detector calibration.

Noun used with modifier

• smoke: Mains fed smoke detector with battery back up fitted to hall.
• metal: Do you need a license to use a metal detector?
• radar: Much more than just a radar detector, for only £ 450.
• monoxide: Where was our carbon monoxide detector, you ask?
• bat: An opportunity to listen to bats using our bat detector.
• silicon: A lithium drifted silicon X-ray detector with high energy resolution enables these characteristic X-rays to be identified as coming from specific elements.