discriminator

Converse of object

• have: If they have identical discriminator, they may or may not be isomorphic.
• set: Setting the discriminator to a value that is consistent with the currently active union member does not affect the currently active member.
• use: Trigger logic and timing is derived using leading-edge discriminators in remotely controlled 16-channel VME modules.

Adjective modifier

• alleged: It was for Ms Webster to show that the alleged discriminator had treated her less favorably.
• good: The next best discriminator was a fixation disparity variable.
• key: Look for the ability to be able to apply the strategy to the situation identified as a key discriminator.
• strong: In addition, situational factors of urban/rural residency and degree of involvement with farming are also strong discriminators.

Modifies a noun

• output: Thus the sign of the discriminator output indicates whether the target is approaching or moving away.
• value: The discriminator value is set to a value consistent with the first named member of the union.
• level: Dark noise rates for both detectors were 0.12 counts cm -2 s -1 above a discriminator level of 0.05 times the peak detector gain.
• circuit: The change between 7½ and 3¾ ips is accomplished electronically by shifting the resonant frequency of the discriminator circuit.

Noun used with modifier

• level: However the relative discriminatory power of geodemographics and person and household level discriminators varies considerably from behavior to behavior.
• performance: Its two main performance discriminators are average packet download throughput and peak rate.