Definitionadj. (used technically of a device or process) having two parts
Last update: June 8, 2015
0
4-12), who estimates the accuracy attainable with the duplex micrometer as equal to that of the heliometer; but as few measures of permanent value have been made with the instrument, and those made exhibit an accuracy far inferior to that of the heliometer, it is unnecessary to describe the instrument here in greater detail. [Please select]
0
"In order that the currents they are obliged to use shall not destroy detectors and other delicate receiving apparatus they carry on what are known as duplex operations." [Please select]
0
Thus the station operated by distant control carries on a duplex system of transmission so that both sending and receiving stations are kept in touch with one another. [Please select]
0
He then invented a duplex telegraph by which two messages might be sent simultaneously, but at a test the machine failed because of the stupidity of the assistant. [Please select]
0
Most of the duplex apartments are still rather expensive, but some of them are to be had at rents that are comparatively low--rents are always comparative, you know. [Please select]
0
Fortunately, although it is a far cry financially from the duplex apartment to the tidy three-room flat of the model tenements, the "modern improvements" are very much the same. [Please select]
0
Of course, then, I put in the bottom of my new large trunk in New York, not a "duplex elliptic," for none were then made, but a "Belmonte," of thirty springs, for my wife. [Please select]
Do you have a better example in your mind? Please submit your sentence!