feedback.

Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von feedback. im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch

Bizim için herhangi bir geri bildiriminiz var mı? - Do you have any feedback for us?

Geri bildiriminiz önemli ve mümkün olan en iyi hizmeti nasıl sağlayabileceğimizi bilmemize yardım edecek. - Your feedback is important and it will help us to know how we can provide the best service possible.

{i} birinin bir şey hakkındaki düşündükleri/izlenimleri

{i} geri bilgi akışı

{i} geribesleme

{i} fiz. fidbek, geribesleme, geribildirim

{i} ters tepki

Dönüt

besleni

(Bilgisayar) karşılık

(Ticaret) geri veri

(Dilbilim) geri-itilim

(Denizbilim) ürün denetim

(Ticaret) yankı

geriye dönüş

araştırıp geri bildirme

(Dilbilim) geri iletim

(Bilgisayar) görüş

(Tıp) feed back

(Dilbilim) geri-bildiri

destek

geribildirim

Geribildirim için teşekkürler. - Thanks for the feedback.

(Mühendislik) geriye besleme

issues

sorunlar

feedback

(Mukavele) geri besleme, geri dönen bilgi

feedback

(Tıp) Geri tepme, geri itilim, çıkış yapan bir şeyin tekrar giriş yapması, özellikle bir olay sonucu meydana gelen son ürünün aynı olayı başlatmak üzere tekrar devreye girişi

feedback

geri besleme

Geri besleme için teşekkürler. - Thanks for the feedback.

feedback

fidbek

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von feedback. im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: holla back; To provide informational feedback to
His employees feedbacked him a lot more than he wanted.; The high-pitched howling noise heard when there's a loop between a microphone and a speaker; To convey by means of specialized communications channel
Customers feedbacked their complaints and some praise.; To generate the high-frequency sound by allowing a speaker to cause vibration of the sound generator of a musical instrument connected by an amplifier to the speaker
The show ended with a riot of feedbacking guitars.; · issues; issues; The signal that is looped back to control a system within itself; Verbal or non-verbal reaction to communication as transmitted to the sender; An effect that occurs when the output of a DSP process is fed back into the input Interesting effects can result when you delay a signal, feed it through a non-linear process such as a filter or power distortion, and route it back to the input See feedback loop; the information and recommendations provided to a teacher about his/her performance based on the results of that teacher's evaluation and designed to help the teacher improve his/her performance and make decisions concerning professional development and improvement See Reporting; The return of information from a manipulator, or sensor to the processor of the robot to provide self-correcting control of the manipulator See Feedback Control, and Feedback Sensor; Feedback consists of text or images provided by the instructor for the student to view after a quiz has been scored Feedback can only be provided on a "per question" basis (not on a "per answer choice" basis) and is entered by the instructor on one of the "Create Question" screens Feedback is an excellent way to provide students with the appropriate corrections or suggestions if they answer a question incorrectly It can also provide additional reinforcement when students choose the correct answers For example, after the question "Who was the 16th president of the United States?," a possible feedback response could be "Please refer to Appendix C in your textbook for a complete list of the U S presidents " For additional information about where to enter feedback, read Question Types When inserting HTML into the feedback, please refer to the HTML included in the glossary; Energy that is extracted from a high-level point in a circuit and applied to a lower level Positive feedback reduces the stability of a device and is used to increase the sensitivity or produce oscillation in a system Negative feedback, also called inverse feedback, increases the stability of a system as the feedback improves stability and fidelity; The delaying of a delay so that multiple images of the original signal are heard; also, the loud squeal that's heard when a channel is receiving its own output; Using all or a portion of the information from the output of a system to regulate or control the processes or inputs in order to modify the output; response to an inquiry or experiment; The process by which a system responds to an initial forcing in such a way that it amplifies the original force (positive feedback) or reduces it (negative feedback); A loop caused by audio or video signal being fed back into itself In video the effect is caused when a camera is directed at its receiving monitor In audio the effect, manifested as an echo or squeal, is caused when a microphone is aimed at a speaker; the process in which part of the output of a system is returned to its input in order to regulate its further output; 1) The delayed signal sent back to the input of a delay line, used in repeat-echo effects 2) The pickup of the signal out of a channel by its input or the howling sound that this produces 3) In an amplifier, the phase reversed output signal sent back to its input, reducing gain but also distortion and noise; The transmission of evaluation findings to parties for whom it is relevant and useful so as to facilitate learning This may involve the collection and dissemination of findings, conclusions, recommendations and lessons learned from experience Specifically in the context of evaluation, to return and share the evaluation results with those who participated in the evaluation; gen Product response (e g , visual, aural, or tactile) that indicates the extent to which the operator's desired effect was accomplished Feedback can be either intrinsic or extrinsic Intrinsic feedback (feel) is that which the individual senses directly from the operation of the control devices (e g , clicks, detents, resistance, response ratios, stops, control displacement ) Extrinsic feedback is that which is sensed from an external source that indicates the consequences of the control action (e g , aural tones, display changes, indicator lights) [MIL-HDBK-1908B]; Refers to the specific method used in ABR to tell a transmitting end station to slow down due to congestion in the network; Feedback is the unpleasant high-pitched sound produced by a piece of electrical equipment when part of the signal that comes out goes back into it; 1 The return of a portion of the output of a device to the input; positive feedback adds to the input, negative feedback subtracts for the input; Comes in two types, positive and negative but then you probably don't want to know about negative one in this instance Holding a microphone in front of the speakers from which the sound of the microphone is coming out and you have a feedback loop In this case it's positive because the sound coming out of the speakers will go into the microphone and added to the sound coming out of the speakers which gets added to the sound going into the microphone etc Feedback very quickly becomings loud therefore and can damage equipment unless properly tamed Unless of course you don't want to tame it Back; The high-pitched howling noise heard when theres a loop between a microphone and a speaker; If you get feedback on your work or progress, someone tells you how well or badly you are doing, and how you could improve. If you get good feedback you have worked or performed well. Continue to ask for feedback on your work I was getting great feedback from my boss; Critical assessment on information produced; Usually a high-pitched squeal caused by an audio system going into oscillation This occurs when a microphone is too close to the speaker that is broadcasting the audio from the microphone; refers to a sequence of interactions in which the final interaction influences the original one In such a sequence, a cause produces a result, and the result then in turn influences its cause For example, by one estimate, global warming is expected to increase air conditioner use in the U S enough to require 86 additional power plants by the year 2010 The burning of fossil fuels in those power plants would in turn cause more global warming, causing more air conditioner use, causing more warming, and so on, in a positive feedback loop As a system changes, it may generate processes that affect the original change If one of these processes amplifies the change (such as increasing global warming in the above example) we call it a positive feedback If it dampens the change, we call it a negative feedback Another, more personal example of a feedback is this: by sweating when doing work, our bodies maintain a temperature around 98 6 ° F; this is a negative feedback; See: Acoustic Feedback FerroFluid: An emulsion containing metal particles, used to conduct heat away from a speaker's voice coil Filter: A device that removes unwanted frequencies or noise from a signal Flat: The state of an audio signal or tone whose frequency is unaltered by equalization On most mixers and equilizers flat is indicated by the tone controls being at dead center Fletcher Munson Curve: A graphic representation of average hearing responses at particular sound pressure levels Frequency: 1 The number of sound waves that pass a given point in one second 2 The determiner of pitch Frequency Response: The range of frequencies that are reproducible by a speaker or electronic component Front of House (FOH): The components of a PA that are directed toward the audience, as opposed to the back-of-house or monitor system; In acoustics, the undesirable leakage of audio from loudspeakers back into a microphone, resulting in a loud squeal or howling sound, or in less severe cases, a hollow ringing sound quality or whistles; {i} return of part of the output (of a circuit, amplifier, etc.) to the input (Electronics); information about the results of a certain procedure; response; critique, critical analysis; response to an inquiry or experiment the process in which part of the output of a system is returned to its input in order to regulate its further output; That annoying tone or set of tones that occur because the sound of the speaker is getting into the microphone It can be caused by the direct sound from the speaker getting into the microphone but is more often caused by the room reverberations that are excited by the speaker getting into the microphone; In communication theory, listening to a message and paraphrasing it to the communicator to ensure understanding - feeding or giving back information In other uses, implies giving back information about the quality of someone's presentation or the effects of a person's behavior and can involve critiquing; A means of communicating with others by describing their work Although feedback is usually evaluative in nature, descriptive feedback is literal and non judgmental It is geared primarily towards a deeper understanding of the work in question instead of evaluating it; A linking of the output of a system back to the input Traditionally this can be negative, tending to return the system to a wanted state, or positive tending to diverge from that state Life employs both methods