correlator

At the location of the correlator the data are played back.

The correlator in this system is a set of long rollers.

Many filters have been designed to be used with an optical correlator.

It will provide both scientific user support and a correlator facility.

It is implemented by a piece of software known as the event correlator.

I met a girl last night that's cute as a correlator key, and kind of shaped like one.

At the beginning of the conveyor is a device called a correlator.

Each correlator may be quantized using 1, 2, 3 or 4 bits.

After a moment he asked, "Have you got a correlator you could use on this rig?"

He was trying a modification of the signal correlator when the lights winked out.

The event correlator plays a key role in the integration of management, for only there do network, system and service events come together.

Perhaps it is best viewed as a correlator.

The Correlator can perform 750 billion "flops," or simple calculations, per second.

"Well, they need a device called a phase correlator.

Instead, the device for doing the correlation computations was to be an optical correlator.

This theorem implies that a simplified correlator can be designed.

The separate elements are combined using a correlator to form an aperture synthesis array.

The event correlator is called a correlation engine.

The delay until the initial sharp rise in output from the correlator gives the distance to the planet.

The correlator gets rid of a lot of narrowband interference in the process.

At this stage, the event correlator is left with at most a handful of events that need to be acted upon.

The radar correlator system was activated and the radar scanned the target area.

"Used the lock-in correlator, to cull out the genuine noise.

And, as mentioned above, the impulse response of the correlator is just a picture of the feature we're trying to find in the input image.

The recordings are then transferred to a central correlator station where the waves are interfered.