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Meanings of analog in English

Portuguese
analógico

Of a circuit or device having an output that is proportional to the input.

analógico
Portuguese
análogo
Catalan
anàleg

Something having the property of being analogous to something else.

análogo
Catalan
anàleg
Spanish
análogo

Compound with similar properties or structure to another compound.

anàleg
Usage of analog in English
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Side-effects are described and we provide practical information on somatostatin analog treatment.
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A 100-mm visual analog scale was used daily to assess patients' anxiety.
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That's the simplest and most obvious analog, but nobody knows for sure.
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JS-K thus represents a promising platform for novel growth inhibitory analog synthesis.
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As an analog, consider the medical profession, which is also constantly evolving.
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Most of these handoffs and communications are still done via analog technology.
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A hepta-deuterated analog of mevalonic acid was used as the internal standard.
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The adjustable analog sticks also come in handy in multiple gaming situations.
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The deadline for the transition from analog to digital broadcasting could change.
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So phones you purchase come with either CDMA, TDMA or analog capability.
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Patient and provider satisfaction were measured using a 10-cm visual analog scale.
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The primary outcome was pain as determined by the visual analog scale.
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When you want to live a little, use this analog road atlas.
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The Company develops analog and mixed-signal ICs for a range of customers.
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But analog chips have a very large feature size, says Jim Liang.
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Another key to immersion is the blending of analog and digital interactivity.
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Translations for analog
Catalan
anàleg
Analog through the time
Analog across language varieties
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