output

Etymology: [ aut-"put ] (noun.) circa 1858. From out + put

Synonyms: achievement, amount, crop, gain, harvest, making, manufacture, manufacturing, producing, product, production, productivity, profit, take, turnout, yield

Antonyms: input

İngilizce - Türkçe çevirisi "output"

• output: üretim isim
• output: üretim; hâsıla; randıman, verim isim
• output: üretim/çıktı
• output: çıktı
• output: çıkış
• output: verim; çıktı Açıklama: Randıman; Doğal liflerde randıman,lifin temizliğinin,saflığının ve dolayısı ile de kalitesinin bir ölçüsüdür. Randıman temel olarak belli bir lif topluluğu içerisinde gerçek lif miktarının toplam kütleye oranı olarak tanımlanabilir Tekstil
• output: k.d.v. ödemeyi gerektiren mal
• output: imal etmek Ticaret
• output: veri
• output: çıkış gücü
• output: debi Tıp
• output: hasıla Ticaret
• output: faaliyet
• output: üretmek Ticaret
• output: verim
• output: sonuç Ticaret
• output: çıkım Dilbilim
• output: elek. çıkış isim
• output: (Bilgisayar) çıkış, çıktı isim
• output: (isim) çıktı, çıkış gücü, verim, üretim, k.d.v. ödemeyi gerektiren mal
• output: ürün, çıktı isim
• output: Vücuddan çıkarılan madde Tıp
• output: çıktı, çıkış çıktı
• output: yanıt Aydınlatma
• output: üretilen mal Politika, Siyaset
• output: çıkış büyüklüğü Aydınlatma
• output: çıkan
• output: çikti
• output: elektrik enerjisi
• output: autput
• outputs: çıkışlar
• outputted: çıktılanmasını
• out put: İSTİHSAL; RANDIMAN; ÇIKTI:Bir fabrika vesair istihsal kaynağından çıkan mal, istihsal miktarı Askeri

Türkçe - Türkçe çevirisi "output"

• output: Çıktı Hukuk
• output: Bilgisayar sonucu veya işlenmiş data

İngilizce - İngilizce çevirisi "output"

• output: to produce, create, or complete - "We output 1400 units last year."
• output: data sent out of the computer, as to output device such as a monitor or printer - "a six page output"
• output: to send data out of a computer, as to an output device such as a monitor or printer - "When I hit enter, it outputs a bunch of numbers."
• output: production; quantity produced, created, or completed - "The factory increased its output this year."
• output: the quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time); "production was up in the second quarter"
• output: what is produced in a given time period
• output: signal that comes out of an electronic system
• output: final product; the things produced
• output: production of a certain amount
• output: to create or manufacture a specific amount; "the computer is outputting the data from the job I'm running
• output: to create or manufacture a specific amount; "the computer is outputting the data from the job I'm running"
• output: production of a certain amount what is produced in a given time period the quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time); "production was up in the second quarter"
• output: The useful power or signal delivered by a circuit or device
• output: data sent out of the computer, as to the screen, printer, or other device
• output: to send data to a monitor, printer, or other output device
• output: The result generated by a process than transforms an input
• output: That which is thrown out as products of the metabolic activity of the body; the egesta other than the fæces
• output: yield; product, manufacture; information sent out from a computer (Computers) isim
• output: See Income
• output: The amount of coal or ore put out from one or more mines, or the quantity of material produced by, or turned out from, one or more furnaces or mills, in a given time
• output: The product or service provided The primary output reflects the principal mission of a unit cost activity Primary outputs are referred to as "A" goals in the DoD unit cost budget Other outputs reflect tasks performed that are identified as not necessary for the primary mission Outputs that consume resources at a significantly different rate than primary outputs can be identified as other outputs Other outputs may be expressed in several ways: on a cost per unit basis, on a reimbursable basis, up to the amount reimbursed, or up to a preset budget ceiling Other outputs are referred to as "B" goals in the DoD unit cost budget
• output: (n ) The information produced by a command, program, or such, and sent elsewhere; for example, to the terminal, to a file, or to a line printer
• output: Information produced by a computer or computer program
• output: A tangible, immediate, and intended product or consequence of an activity within USAID's manageable interest Examples of outputs include people fed, personnel trained, better technologies developed, and new construction Deliverables included in contracts will generally be considered outputs, as will tangible products and consequences of USAID grantees (Chapters 200-203)
• output: Any form of data originating from a computer system, it can be displayed on screen, printed on paper, or in machine-readable form such as a disk or tape
• output: Computer generated information that is displayed on the screen, printed, written to disk or tape, or sent over a communications link to another computer
• output: Output is used to refer to the amount of something that a person or thing produces. Government statistics show the largest drop in industrial output for ten years
• output: data that has been processed into useful form, now called Information
• output: 1 The process of displaying, printing, or storing information produced by a computer 2 The information produced by the computer, as a result of processing, that is sent to devices that display, print, or store it (Terms, Gr 3)
• output: The number or value that comes out from a process For example, in a function machine, a number goes in, something is done to it, and the resulting number is the output (cf Functions as Processes or Rules Discussion)
• output: The output of a computer or word processor is the information that it displays on a screen or prints on paper as a result of a particular program. You run the software, you look at the output, you make modifications. output outputting if a computer outputs information, it produces it
• output: The place that the audio signal goes out of a piece of equipment Examples would be the speaker output from an amplifier or the tape output from a mixer
• output: Results of a report after it is run Output can be displayed on a screen, stored in a file, or printed on paper
• output: A broad term for describing any result, product, or service that a system produces Any good, service, or on-site use that is produced from forest and rangeland resources (e g , softwood sawtimber MBF; water yield, acre feet; primitive recreation use, reports, graphs, or data written out or shown on a screen by the computer The media may be paper, tape, disk, computer monitor, or may be an electronic signal (e g , to stop a system when a critical condition is reached )
• output: in terms of direction in an ultrasonic system, that direction away from the power source and toward the process
• output: Output is the end result of converting electronic art files into the prepress materials used for printing production Imagesetters output film negatives or film positives which are used to make printing plates Platesetters output the printing plates used on the press
• output: Any data that are generated by a process
• output: The electrical signal measured at the output terminals which is produced by an applied input to a transducer
• output: the product or results of a project, also referred to as deliverables (see also: Logical Framework Approach)
• output: The signal sent by a computer (for example, to an actuator) as a result of processing inputs it has received
• output: The useful signal or power delivered by a circuit or device
• output: Information that comes out of the computer; for example, a picture on the screen, a printed page, sound coming from the speakers, files printed to disk or sent over a communications line
• output: In electronic records, information transmitted from internal to external units of a computer, or to an outside medium See also INFORMATION SYSTEM, INPUT
• output: refers to: neuron, output layer A value or a set of values (pattern), generated by the neurons of a neural net's output layer Used to calculate the current error value of the net see also: output layer, input, error, supervised learning
• output: The results of the operation of any system
• outputted: Simple past tense and past participle of output
• outputted: Simple past tense and past participle of outputt
• outputting: Present participle of outputt
• outputting: Present participle of output
• outputs: Usually a simulator will have `official' outputs which are designed in, but it is important not to forget the `unofficial' ones, such as simulator run time The usual format for official outputs is a vector of quantities, often with space and time attributes A more subtle class of simulators produce output that is a probabilistic description of some vector of quantities These simulators are hard to write: the distributional aspects of the ouputs arise from inputs which are themselves probabilistic [JCR, 18 04 00]
• outputs: the completed service transactions or immediate results created by the program often defined as units of service (eg support hours delivered, referrals made, beds provided)
• outputs: The direct effects of the project i e what Structural Funds are actually "purchasing" e g SMEs supported, hectares of land serviced
• outputs: the outcomes of a production process
• outputs: The products and services produced directly by a programme or activity Outputs are important, for example, in setting targets for staff to achieve and measuring performance, but do not in themselves indicate the extent to which progress has occurred toward achieving a programme's ultimate purpose Depending on their nature, outputs may or may not be easy to measure, for example, the number of hospital cases is easier to measure than the quality of advice on a policy issue submitted by a health official to the minister concerned
• outputs: Products, services, or information supplied to meet customer needs
• outputs: A generic term meaning various products or services that occur as a result of inputs being applied to a process (or processes) undertaken by an organisation or an individual
• outputs: plural of output
• outputs: Value of goods produced and services rendered by the olive presses including own-account goods
• outputs: A folder in the Program Manager window containing the output file from a simulation
• outputs: The products, services or practices that are produced by the function or the project
• outputs: Specific products, goods or services delivered as a result of the input
• outputs: The goods and services produced by agencies for the government, external organisations or individuals Outputs include goods and services for other areas of government external to the agency
• outputs: quantity of units produced, services provided, and people served
• outputs: Products, materials, services or information provided to customers (internal or external), from a process
• outputs: The goods and services produced by agencies on behalf of government for external organisations or individuals
• outputs: The goods and services produced by agencies on behalf of government for external organisations or individuals Outputs include goods and services produced for other areas of government external to the agency
• outputs: The tangible (easily measurable, practical), immediate and intended results to be produced through sound management of the agreed inputs Examples of outputs include goods, services or infrastructure produced by a project and meant to help realise its purpose These may also include changes, resulting from the intervention, that are needed to achieve the outcomes at the purpose level
• outputs: are the products or services produced by Defence
• outputs: The direct products and services produced through internal program activities As an example, the amount of work done within the organization (such as number of calls answered)
• outputs: The goods and services, some of which are ongoing and others which are improvement initiatives, produced for users outside the Department
• outputs: The direct products of program activities; immediate measures of what the program did
• outputs: Things and information which are the end result of an activity (product, reports, services, information, etc )
• outputs: Tangible products (including services) of a programme or project that are necessary to achieve its objectives Outputs relate to the completion (rather than the conduct) of activities and are the type of results over which managers have a high degree of influence Example: agricultural extension services provided to rice farmers See "Results"
• outputs: program activities and their direct products Usually outputs are measured in terms of the volume of work accomplished, for examples, the numbers of classes taught, counseling sessions conducted, educational materials distributed, and participants served Outputs have little inherent value in themselves They are important because they are intended to lead to a desired benefit for participants or target populations (United Way of America)
• outputs: Products, materials, services, or information provided to customers (internal or external)