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indicator

['ɪndɪkeɪtə] n
gen. Anzeige f; Anzeigegerät n; anzeiger; Indikator m; Anzeigegeraet; Programmkennzahlen pl.; Anzeichen n
agric. Zeigerpflanze f; Exponent m
anal.chem. visueller Indikator
antenn. NF-Penthode und Abstimmanzeiger
busin. Kennziffer f
busin., IT Messgröße f
chem. Spruehreagens n; Weiser m; Meßzeiger m
comp. Meldeeinrichtung m
construct. Prüfer m; Meßuhr f; Kennwert m
earth.sc., tech. Strahlungsindikator m
el. Anzeiger m
life.sc. stumme Zeugen
meas.inst. Indikator m (titration); Sichtgerät n
med. Zeigefinger m (digitus secundus manus, index)
med.appl. Anzeigeelement n
microel. Hinweis m
min.prod. Anzeigevorrichtung f
mining. Teufenzeiger m; Meßgerät n; Messer n (z. B. für Schlagwetter); Begleiter m (von Erzen)
opt. Anzeiger m (s.a. Anzeigegerät); Signaltafel f (panel)
phys. Farbindikator m; Farbenindikator m
PSP Kennmelder m
radiat. Strahlungsanzeiger m
stat. Meßzahl f; Index m
tech. Anzeigeinstrument n; Bedienungsanzeige f; Bezugszahl f; Blinker m; Blinklampe f; Blinkleuchte f; Blinklicht n; Fahrtrichtungsanzeiger m; Geschwindigkeitsanzeiger m; Kennzahl f; Kennzeichen n; Kontrollampe f; Leuchtanzeige f; Leuchtanzeiger m; Leuchtmelder m; Melder m; Wächter m; Zeiger m; Zeigerinstrument n; Ableseeinrichtung f; Anzeigegerät n (gage); Anzeigeuhr f; Messanzeiger m; Messuhr f; Schauzeichen n; Indicator m (NATO-Fernmeldeverkehr); Anzeigegeraet (Oberbegriff); Anzeigevorrichtung f (Oberbegriff); Indikatorinstrument n; Kommangozeiger n; Messinstrument n
transp., el. Fallscheibe f; Farbscheibe f; Kontrollfenster n
weap. Signalstift m; Folge-Zeiger f
indicators n
gen. Anzeiger m; Indikatoren m
account. Kennzahlen f
IT, social.sc., transp. Anzeigegeräte n
transp. Zuganzeigesystem n
indicator Something that provides an indication especially of trends ['ɪndɪkeɪtə] n
environ. Indikator m
indicators electricity n
gen. Anzeigegeräte elektrisch
 English thesaurus
indicator ['ɪndɪkeɪtə] abbr.
abbr., agric. indie
auto. indicator light
mil., abbr. id; ind; indr
mil., logist. In intelligence matters, a raw intelligence item showing the intention or the capability of a potential enemy of following or not a course of action. 2. Synthetic representation of an item of information, generally making a comparison between the accomplishment and an objective, between a situation and a standard or the threshold. There are various types of indicators: 1. performance indicator of: synthetic representation of an item of information which gives a report on the results of the activity, 2. effectiveness indicator: report that an action is successful, when it produced the expected effect, 3. efficiency indicator: capacity to reached the fixed objectives through the optimisation of the assets used to reach them. (FRA)
tech., abbr. indctr; indic
USA In intelligence usage, an item of information which reflects the intention or capability of an adversary to adopt or reject a course of action (JP 2-0); In operations security usage, data derived from friendly detectable actions and open-source information that an adversary can interpret and piece together to reach conclusions or estimates of friendly intentions, capabilities, or activities (JP 3-13.3)
indicator A set of graphics, text, and colors for defining different levels of performance when comparing an actual value and a target value within a KPI ['ɪndɪkeɪtə] abbr.
abbr., comp., MS ఇండికేటర్
indicator
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