Analyzer

Pronunciation: /ˈænəˌlaɪzər/

Definitions of analyzer

noun a person or thing that analyzes, such as a chemical analyzer or a data analyzer

Example Sentences

A1 The analyzer helps me understand the data better.

A2 I used an analyzer to analyze the results of the experiment.

B1 The analyzer indicated that there was a problem with the system.

B2 As a researcher, I rely on analyzers to interpret complex data sets.

C1 The analyzer provided detailed insights into the chemical composition of the sample.

C2 The advanced analyzer was able to detect even the smallest deviations in the data.

Examples of analyzer in a Sentence

formal The chemical analyzer was used to determine the composition of the unknown substance.

informal I'm gonna run the data through the analyzer and see what comes out.

slang Let's plug the numbers into the analyzer and crunch some data.

figurative She is like an emotional analyzer, always able to read people's feelings.

Grammatical Forms of analyzer

• past tense: analyzed
• plural: analyzers
• comparative: more analytical
• superlative: most analytical
• present tense: analyze
• future tense: will analyze
• perfect tense: has analyzed
• continuous tense: is analyzing
• singular: analyzer
• positive degree: analytical
• infinitive: to analyze
• gerund: analyzing
• participle: analyzing

Origin and Evolution of analyzer

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'analyzer' originated from the Greek word 'analyein' meaning 'to dissolve'

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of chemistry to refer to a substance that breaks down compounds into their constituent parts for analysis, the term 'analyzer' has evolved to encompass a wide range of tools and instruments used in various fields for examination and interpretation of data or information.