SENSITIVITY OF A MEASURING INSTRUMENT

Domain	Definition
Electrical Engineering	A)the quotient of a change in the output information to the change in the input quantity which has produced it. b)Also the value of the input required to produce an output exceeding, by a specific amount, the output already present due to other causes, such as noise. Source: European Union. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Language		Translations for "SENSITIVITY OF A MEASURING INSTRUMENT"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		følsomhed (sensitivity, sensitivity of a measuring assembly, susceptibility). (various references)

Dutch		gevoeligheid (sentiment). (various references)

Finnish		mittauslaitteen herkkyys (sensitivity), herkkyys (sensitiveness, sensitivity). (various references)

French		sensibilité (sensibilities, sensibility, sensitiveness, sensitivity). (various references)

German		Empfindlichkeit eines Meßgerätes (sensitivity). (various references)

Greek		ευαισθησία (delicacy, mushiness, sensibility, sensitiveness, sensitivity, susceptibility, ticklishness). (various references)

Italian		sensibilit� di uno strumento di misura (sensitivity). (various references)

Pig Latin		ensitivitysay ofay aay easuringmay instrumentay

Portuguese		sensibilidade (delicacy, esthesia, esthesis, feeling, response, sensation, sense, sensibility, sentiment, susceptibility, tenderness). (various references)

Spanish		sensibilidad de un aparato de medida (sensitivity). (various references)

Swedish		känslighet (delicacy, impressibility, impressionability, sensibility, sensitivity, speed, susceptibility). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Specialty Definition: SENSITIVITY OF A MEASURING INSTRUMENT