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sampler Definition

sam·pler (--plər)

noun

  1. a person who prepares or selects samples for inspection
  2. a collection or assortment of representative selections
  3. an electronic device used to sample ()
  4. a cloth embroidered with designs, mottoes, etc. in different stitches, to show a beginner's skill

Etymology: samplersenses & < sample + -er; samplersense < ME samplere, aphetic < OFr essamplaire < LL exemplarium < L exemplum: see example

sampler Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • embroider: The creation of embroidered samplers in Britain can be traced back to the 16 th century.
  • pump: The pilot study would entail the optimization of sampling for 1,3 butadiene using the manual method for pumped samplers.
  • buy: It is not easy to buy one sampler that will solve all the demands of reliable values.
  • use: PEOPLE uses a new sampler to detect benzene levels over short periods of time.

Adjective modifier

  • gravimetric: For screening surveys at Stage II, gravimetric samplers or portable monitors can be used.
  • passive: About half the passive samplers had measurable levels of asbestos by TEM.
  • Victorian: From Victorian samplers to bookmarks, stitch something you like!
  • automatic: Survey and field equipment includes ultrasonic flow monitoring recorders, automatic effluent samplers and digital gas monitoring equipment.
  • powerful: KONTAKT was designed by Native Instruments to be the most powerful sampler ever created.
  • digital: Eliminate tape noise when mixing from multitrack, or to cut out noise from digital samplers and keyboards.

Modifies a noun

  • CD: A sampler CD can be found in issue 199 of the Wire magazine.
  • album: AP: There was a very big demand for your sampler albums sold via your website.
  • library: CDxtract includes powerful features that will help you reduce drastically the time needed to search for the perfect sound in all your sampler libraries.
  • pack: I am also happy to custom build aged sampler packs to a clients flavor profile or budget.

Noun used with modifier

  • needlework: The Old Post Office is also home to a unique collection of historic needlework samplers dating from the mid-17 th century.
  • plankton: Plankton sampler from Fred Schueler: F.S. Russell correspondence.
  • slit: Air samples were taken continuously every two minutes with a Casella slit sampler placed within 1 meter of the dental chair.
  • CD: A general CD sampler - full of tracks from some of our most popular artists across all genres.
  • hardware: Are you still using hardware samplers, or is it all software based now?
  • album: On the strength of the album sampler I decided to attend.

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