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- Feedback - definition of feedback by The Free Dictionary
Define feedback feedback synonyms, feedback pronunciation, feedback translation, English dictionary definition of feedback n 1 a The return of a portion of the output of a process or system to the input, especially when used to maintain performance or to control a system or
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feedback Del inglés feedback 1 s m TELECOMUNICACIONES Devolución de una señal modificada a su emisor: el feedback del fax 2 Capacidad de un emisor para recoger reacciones de los receptores y modificar su mensaje, de acuerdo con lo recogido: el feedback como herramienta educativa
- Feed back - definition of feed back by The Free Dictionary
Define feed back feed back synonyms, feed back pronunciation, feed back translation, English dictionary definition of feed back Verb 1 feed back - submit again to a program or automatic system resubmit return, render - give back; "render money" 2 feed back - respond to a query or
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- Feedback mechanism - Medical Dictionary
Inhibition of activity by an end product of the pathway of which that activity is a part Synonym (s): feedback mechanism
- Feedback | definition of feedback by Medical dictionary
A feature of biological and other control systems in which some of the information from the output is returned to the input to exert either a potentiating effect (positive feedback) or a dampening and regularizing effect (negative feedback)
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- Sensory feedback - Medical Dictionary
A feature of biological and other control systems in which some of the information from the output is returned to the input to exert either a potentiating effect (positive feedback) or a dampening and regularizing effect (negative feedback)
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