Definition of interpolator in English:

interpolator

noun ɪnˈtəːpəleɪtəɪnˈtərpəˌleɪdər

1A person who interpolates something.
Example sentencesExamples
- Even in the original poem from Guo Maoqian's anthology, Mulan's utterances, which account for about one third of the poem, are frequently interrupted by indirect speeches that suggest the presence of a male interpolator.
- As translator, interpolator, and author, Gascoigne not only channels the work of others but also adds his own unique contributions to Hunting.
- If the individual who marked the Tavola is the same as the interpolator, perhaps the other two were marked but the interpolation never completed.
- The passages in italics below are likely to come from the anonymous interpolator.
- Thus, Murphy-O'Connor's inept interpolator could not have chosen a worse location to place the verses which asserted that women were to be silent in the church and subordinate to their husbands.
2A device which guides a tool through a smooth curve when provided with a set of points defining the curve.
Example sentencesExamples
- These interpolators use a multi-bit value approach that permits adders to be used instead of multipliers.
- This method is used to ask the interpolator which is the best level to use to compress the passed data.
- When dealing with interpolators, we've provided an interesting extra capability: All interpolators are capable of acting as either a linear or step fashion.
- The named phases are then input to a data interpolator in each receiver, which generates 16 local phases.
- All interpolators have a stop method which is called when the interpolation is finished.
- Interleaved memory function interpolators are then applied to the specific goal of an accurate logarithmic number system arithmetic unit.
- The interpolators include a one-deep stack onto which pixel and texel information for the initial or entry block are pushed before rendering any other blocks within the span group.
- The techniques can be extended to the design of multistage decimators and/or interpolators.
- As such, the interpolators provide position feedback up to 4096 times the resolution of the encoders themselves.
- The purpose of the interpolators is to calculate intermediate values for a given number of frames between a start value and an end value.
- The buffer is assumed to be the correct dimensions for the interpolator.
- A design is given for a quadratic interpolator needed by the Logarithmic Number System.

Definition of interpolator in US English:

interpolator

nouninˈtərpəˌlādərɪnˈtərpəˌleɪdər

1A person who interpolates something.
Example sentencesExamples
- The passages in italics below are likely to come from the anonymous interpolator.
- Even in the original poem from Guo Maoqian's anthology, Mulan's utterances, which account for about one third of the poem, are frequently interrupted by indirect speeches that suggest the presence of a male interpolator.
- Thus, Murphy-O'Connor's inept interpolator could not have chosen a worse location to place the verses which asserted that women were to be silent in the church and subordinate to their husbands.
- If the individual who marked the Tavola is the same as the interpolator, perhaps the other two were marked but the interpolation never completed.
- As translator, interpolator, and author, Gascoigne not only channels the work of others but also adds his own unique contributions to Hunting.
1. 1.1 A device or apparatus that guides a tool through a smooth curve when provided with a set of points defining the curve.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The buffer is assumed to be the correct dimensions for the interpolator.
  When dealing with interpolators, we've provided an interesting extra capability: All interpolators are capable of acting as either a linear or step fashion.
  The purpose of the interpolators is to calculate intermediate values for a given number of frames between a start value and an end value.
  The named phases are then input to a data interpolator in each receiver, which generates 16 local phases.
  The interpolators include a one-deep stack onto which pixel and texel information for the initial or entry block are pushed before rendering any other blocks within the span group.
  All interpolators have a stop method which is called when the interpolation is finished.
  Interleaved memory function interpolators are then applied to the specific goal of an accurate logarithmic number system arithmetic unit.
  The techniques can be extended to the design of multistage decimators and/or interpolators.
  These interpolators use a multi-bit value approach that permits adders to be used instead of multipliers.
  As such, the interpolators provide position feedback up to 4096 times the resolution of the encoders themselves.
  This method is used to ask the interpolator which is the best level to use to compress the passed data.
  A design is given for a quadratic interpolator needed by the Logarithmic Number System.

单词	interpolator
释义	Definition of interpolator in English: interpolator noun ɪnˈtəːpəleɪtəɪnˈtərpəˌleɪdər 1A person who interpolates something. Example sentencesExamples Even in the original poem from Guo Maoqian's anthology, Mulan's utterances, which account for about one third of the poem, are frequently interrupted by indirect speeches that suggest the presence of a male interpolator. As translator, interpolator, and author, Gascoigne not only channels the work of others but also adds his own unique contributions to Hunting. If the individual who marked the Tavola is the same as the interpolator, perhaps the other two were marked but the interpolation never completed. The passages in italics below are likely to come from the anonymous interpolator. Thus, Murphy-O'Connor's inept interpolator could not have chosen a worse location to place the verses which asserted that women were to be silent in the church and subordinate to their husbands. 2A device which guides a tool through a smooth curve when provided with a set of points defining the curve. Example sentencesExamples These interpolators use a multi-bit value approach that permits adders to be used instead of multipliers. This method is used to ask the interpolator which is the best level to use to compress the passed data. When dealing with interpolators, we've provided an interesting extra capability: All interpolators are capable of acting as either a linear or step fashion. The named phases are then input to a data interpolator in each receiver, which generates 16 local phases. All interpolators have a stop method which is called when the interpolation is finished. Interleaved memory function interpolators are then applied to the specific goal of an accurate logarithmic number system arithmetic unit. The interpolators include a one-deep stack onto which pixel and texel information for the initial or entry block are pushed before rendering any other blocks within the span group. The techniques can be extended to the design of multistage decimators and/or interpolators. As such, the interpolators provide position feedback up to 4096 times the resolution of the encoders themselves. The purpose of the interpolators is to calculate intermediate values for a given number of frames between a start value and an end value. The buffer is assumed to be the correct dimensions for the interpolator. A design is given for a quadratic interpolator needed by the Logarithmic Number System. Definition of interpolator in US English: interpolator nouninˈtərpəˌlādərɪnˈtərpəˌleɪdər 1A person who interpolates something. Example sentencesExamples The passages in italics below are likely to come from the anonymous interpolator. Even in the original poem from Guo Maoqian's anthology, Mulan's utterances, which account for about one third of the poem, are frequently interrupted by indirect speeches that suggest the presence of a male interpolator. Thus, Murphy-O'Connor's inept interpolator could not have chosen a worse location to place the verses which asserted that women were to be silent in the church and subordinate to their husbands. If the individual who marked the Tavola is the same as the interpolator, perhaps the other two were marked but the interpolation never completed. As translator, interpolator, and author, Gascoigne not only channels the work of others but also adds his own unique contributions to Hunting. 1.1 A device or apparatus that guides a tool through a smooth curve when provided with a set of points defining the curve. Example sentencesExamples The buffer is assumed to be the correct dimensions for the interpolator. When dealing with interpolators, we've provided an interesting extra capability: All interpolators are capable of acting as either a linear or step fashion. The purpose of the interpolators is to calculate intermediate values for a given number of frames between a start value and an end value. The named phases are then input to a data interpolator in each receiver, which generates 16 local phases. The interpolators include a one-deep stack onto which pixel and texel information for the initial or entry block are pushed before rendering any other blocks within the span group. All interpolators have a stop method which is called when the interpolation is finished. Interleaved memory function interpolators are then applied to the specific goal of an accurate logarithmic number system arithmetic unit. The techniques can be extended to the design of multistage decimators and/or interpolators. These interpolators use a multi-bit value approach that permits adders to be used instead of multipliers. As such, the interpolators provide position feedback up to 4096 times the resolution of the encoders themselves. This method is used to ask the interpolator which is the best level to use to compress the passed data. A design is given for a quadratic interpolator needed by the Logarithmic Number System.
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