analyzer
a person, machine, or device that analyzes.
Optics. a polarizing device, often a Nicol prism, that indicates the direction of vibration of light by selecting and transmitting only the component of linearly polarized light in that direction.
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For three years on and off, the containers pumped air samples into a central shed that contained an analyzer that measured the nitrous oxide content of the soil, which previously hadn’t been used to measure N2O emissions.
Nitrous oxide is a powerful greenhouse gas—and it’s time to pay attention to it | Angely Mercado | November 9, 2021 | Popular-ScienceThe runners wore a heart-rate monitor, a GPS watch, and a breathing mask connected to a metabolic analyzer to measure their energy expenditure.
In 2018 and 2019, she trekked through ghost forest with a portable gas analyzer on her back.
‘Tree farts’ make up about a fifth of greenhouse gases from ghost forests | Maria Temming | June 17, 2021 | Science News For StudentsThe company’s technology consists of an analyzer and a cartridge, a microfluidic chip that users can insert into their water tank to take a sample.
Nordetect’s system to monitor soil and water for indoor agriculture raises seed funding | Jonathan Shieber | March 19, 2021 | TechCrunchThere are other types of negative SEO that I haven’t listed here such as content scraping, links hidden in images, and more, but the above are very easily identified using Google Search Console or any type of backlink analyzer.
Did the analyzer say there was any way of breaking this defense?
Diplomatic Immunity | Robert Sheckley"The analyzer stated definitely that there was no way, if the premise were true," Malley answered gloomily.
Diplomatic Immunity | Robert SheckleyMalley, take all our data so far, and get someone to feed it into the Derichman analyzer.
Diplomatic Immunity | Robert Sheckley
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