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Meaning
Noun
●
A
sequence
of
states
representing
an
encoded
message
in a communication channel.
●
Any
variation
of a
quantity
or change in an
entity
over time
that
conveys
information upon detection.
●
A
sign
made to
give notice
of some
occurrence
,
command
, or
danger
, or to
indicate
the
start
of a
concerted
action.
●
In Rail transportation:
An
on-off
light
,
semaphore
, or other
device
used to give an
indication
to another person.
●
An
electromagnetic
action
,
normally
a
voltage
that is a
function
of time, that
conveys
the information of the
radio
or TV
program
or of communication with another party.
●
An
action
, change or process done to
convey
information and thus reduce uncertainty.
●
A
token
; an
indication
; a
foreshadowing
; a sign.
●
Useful information,
as opposed to
noise.
●
In Computing & Directives:
A
simple
interprocess communication
used to
notify
a process or
thread
of an occurrence.
●
In Biochemistry:
A
signalling
interaction
between cells
Verb
●
To
indicate
; to
convey
or
communicate
by a signal.
●
To
communicate
with (a person or system) by a signal.
Adj
●
Standing above others in
rank
,
importance
, or achievement.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
signal
English
segnal
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
signalis
Latin
signum
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Signall
Eminent
Noteworthy
Significant
Important
Notable
Symptom
Omen
Antonyms
Noise
Related
Sensor
Transmitter
Waveform
Message
Trigger
Output
Indicate
Antenna
Amplitude
Signify
Transmit
Input
Voltage
Frequency
Prompt
Pulse
Device
Transponder
Represent
Reveal
Relay
Display
Demonstrate
Wave
Show
Express
Telegraph
Activate
Modulation
Noise
Detect
Convey
Imply
Receiver
Mark
Beam
Recognize
Reflect
Packet
Denote
Vibration
Sense
Channel
Suggest
Induce
Amplifier
Transmission
Tell
Response
Waveforms
Oscillator
Transceiver
Frequencies
Reinforce
Detector
Buffer
Highlight
Current
Generate
Satellite
Sine Wave
Base Station
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