Definition of limiter in English:

limiter

noun ˈlɪmɪtəˈlɪmɪdər

1A person or thing that limits something.
限制者；限制物。尤指
Example sentencesExamples
- They also requested the back door be kept shut when the private club was open, a sound limiter was installed in the function room and that music should be finished by 12.15 am.
- Yesterday, the hotel undertook to relocate noise limiters which shut down live music if it gets too loud and to increase security outside the premises.
- EU iPods have a sound limiter to comply with noise safety levels, however sometimes users hack through this in order to listen to it louder.
- Both front belts have height-adjustable top mounts, pre-tensioners and load limiters.
- And sometimes they have a quality that is incredible, just the sheer texture of the sound, this crushed, squashed sound that you get from using cheap limiters and so on.
- Neighbours were assured among the conditions for the licence would be those recommended by the police, such as a noise limiter, the doors and windows would be kept shut and internal security cameras provided.
- Reports commonly cite ‘poor logistics’ as the major limiter of e-business in China, with little hope for improvement on the horizon.
- In addition to adaptive front airbags, the new E-Class is now equipped with two stage belt force limiters and automatic weight classification for the front passenger.
- A temperature limiter has a set level at which it stops, to prevent water becoming dangerously hot.
1. 1.1Electronics A circuit whose output is restricted to a certain range of values irrespective of the size of the input.
  〔电子〕限幅器。亦称CLIPPER
  Also called clipper
  Example sentencesExamples
  Circuit and method for controlling an inrush current limiter in a power conversion system that includes power factor correction
  A current limiter is configured to limit current flow through the reference electrode and thereby reduce corrosion of the reference electrode.
  A device for adjusting gain in a microphone of a wireless communications device includes adjustable digital gain logic coupled to the microphone and a limiter coupled to the adjustable digital gain logic.
  An active cascode amplifier circuit which includes an active cascode amplifier and an amplitude limiter.
  The data is used to calculate gain, DC offset and DC differential values, which are used to determine the conversion values programmed into the lookup tables or the gain adjust limiter.
2. 1.2 A device that prevents a vehicle from being driven above a specified speed.
  限速器
  Example sentencesExamples
  Some might even have been able to give their driver an automatic speed limiter like they use in the pit lane.
  The commissioner also heard that on other occasions a Hunter's coach had been found with a defective tyre in Bridlington, and another had a defective speed limiter.
  Fitting speed limiters would not prevent accidents or stop bad driving but could, in some cases, cause accidents because drivers would be unable to accelerate out of danger if ever there was the need.
  In addition, unlike the previous model, anti-lock brakes, electronic stability programme and cruise control and speed limiter are all fitted as standard on the new model.
  Edmund King, of the Motorist's Foundation, said limiters might make motorists less alert: ‘If you take too much control away the driver could switch on to autopilot.’
  It's now possible to an fit an automatic speed limiter to your car so that you simply can't exceed the speed limit.
  Safety aids of all kinds, both active and passive abound, and there is cruise control with a limiter built in - very useful as speed checks proliferate.
  If you want to stop people speeding - fix speed limiters in cars, or create some system that will automatically limit cars to the speed limit in an area.
  It is largely gimmick-free apart from the automatic headlamps and artificial speed limiter.
  It's a smooth and flexible motor that pulls strongly from low revs right round to the limiter cutting in at 7200 rpm.
  A further button (usually yellow) will operate the pit-lane speed limiter.
  I came off the speed limiter fractionally early and picked up a penalty, which cost us a podium.
  Instead of its hard-hitting torque and throttle response, we're tuning our engine to deliver a more refined rush that keeps building until you reach the 155-mph speed limiter.
  In short, Staysafe wants the NSW government to introduce speed limiters on every motorised vehicle sold there.
  The speed limiter is a good idea because you can go fast.
  The speed limiter has been deactivated, and the mighty SL will now reach 175 mph and dash to 60 mph in approximately six seconds, but it's the true power in the midrange that stands out.
  A further 16 charges, relating to driving with a defective speed limiter, were found proven.
  If you have ever seen the steering wheel of a Formula One car, you will have noticed the half dozen buttons and switches on it that control functions from the pit lane speed limiter to the brake balance.
  It was not technically possible for all of the teams to fit and use a speed limiter in the time available.
  The Teams would have been unable to fit a speed limiter which would have operated round Turn 13 in the time available.

Rhymes

perimeter, scimitar, velocimeter

Definition of limiter in US English:

limiter

nounˈlimidərˈlɪmɪdər

1A person or thing that limits something.
限制者；限制物。尤指
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to adaptive front airbags, the new E-Class is now equipped with two stage belt force limiters and automatic weight classification for the front passenger.
- Yesterday, the hotel undertook to relocate noise limiters which shut down live music if it gets too loud and to increase security outside the premises.
- Neighbours were assured among the conditions for the licence would be those recommended by the police, such as a noise limiter, the doors and windows would be kept shut and internal security cameras provided.
- Both front belts have height-adjustable top mounts, pre-tensioners and load limiters.
- They also requested the back door be kept shut when the private club was open, a sound limiter was installed in the function room and that music should be finished by 12.15 am.
- Reports commonly cite ‘poor logistics’ as the major limiter of e-business in China, with little hope for improvement on the horizon.
- EU iPods have a sound limiter to comply with noise safety levels, however sometimes users hack through this in order to listen to it louder.
- A temperature limiter has a set level at which it stops, to prevent water becoming dangerously hot.
- And sometimes they have a quality that is incredible, just the sheer texture of the sound, this crushed, squashed sound that you get from using cheap limiters and so on.
1. 1.1Electronics A circuit whose output is restricted to a certain range of values irrespective of the size of the input.
  〔电子〕限幅器。亦称CLIPPER
  Also called clipper
  Example sentencesExamples
  A device for adjusting gain in a microphone of a wireless communications device includes adjustable digital gain logic coupled to the microphone and a limiter coupled to the adjustable digital gain logic.
  A current limiter is configured to limit current flow through the reference electrode and thereby reduce corrosion of the reference electrode.
  An active cascode amplifier circuit which includes an active cascode amplifier and an amplitude limiter.
  Circuit and method for controlling an inrush current limiter in a power conversion system that includes power factor correction
  The data is used to calculate gain, DC offset and DC differential values, which are used to determine the conversion values programmed into the lookup tables or the gain adjust limiter.
2. 1.2 A device that prevents a vehicle from being driven above a specified speed.
  限速器
  Example sentencesExamples
  The commissioner also heard that on other occasions a Hunter's coach had been found with a defective tyre in Bridlington, and another had a defective speed limiter.
  I came off the speed limiter fractionally early and picked up a penalty, which cost us a podium.
  It's a smooth and flexible motor that pulls strongly from low revs right round to the limiter cutting in at 7200 rpm.
  Safety aids of all kinds, both active and passive abound, and there is cruise control with a limiter built in - very useful as speed checks proliferate.
  Fitting speed limiters would not prevent accidents or stop bad driving but could, in some cases, cause accidents because drivers would be unable to accelerate out of danger if ever there was the need.
  It was not technically possible for all of the teams to fit and use a speed limiter in the time available.
  The speed limiter has been deactivated, and the mighty SL will now reach 175 mph and dash to 60 mph in approximately six seconds, but it's the true power in the midrange that stands out.
  If you want to stop people speeding - fix speed limiters in cars, or create some system that will automatically limit cars to the speed limit in an area.
  If you have ever seen the steering wheel of a Formula One car, you will have noticed the half dozen buttons and switches on it that control functions from the pit lane speed limiter to the brake balance.
  It's now possible to an fit an automatic speed limiter to your car so that you simply can't exceed the speed limit.
  Instead of its hard-hitting torque and throttle response, we're tuning our engine to deliver a more refined rush that keeps building until you reach the 155-mph speed limiter.
  In short, Staysafe wants the NSW government to introduce speed limiters on every motorised vehicle sold there.
  It is largely gimmick-free apart from the automatic headlamps and artificial speed limiter.
  The Teams would have been unable to fit a speed limiter which would have operated round Turn 13 in the time available.
  In addition, unlike the previous model, anti-lock brakes, electronic stability programme and cruise control and speed limiter are all fitted as standard on the new model.
  A further button (usually yellow) will operate the pit-lane speed limiter.
  The speed limiter is a good idea because you can go fast.
  Edmund King, of the Motorist's Foundation, said limiters might make motorists less alert: ‘If you take too much control away the driver could switch on to autopilot.’
  Some might even have been able to give their driver an automatic speed limiter like they use in the pit lane.
  A further 16 charges, relating to driving with a defective speed limiter, were found proven.

词汇	limiter
释义	Definition of limiter in English: limiter noun ˈlɪmɪtəˈlɪmɪdər 1A person or thing that limits something. 限制者；限制物。尤指 Example sentencesExamples They also requested the back door be kept shut when the private club was open, a sound limiter was installed in the function room and that music should be finished by 12.15 am. Yesterday, the hotel undertook to relocate noise limiters which shut down live music if it gets too loud and to increase security outside the premises. EU iPods have a sound limiter to comply with noise safety levels, however sometimes users hack through this in order to listen to it louder. Both front belts have height-adjustable top mounts, pre-tensioners and load limiters. And sometimes they have a quality that is incredible, just the sheer texture of the sound, this crushed, squashed sound that you get from using cheap limiters and so on. Neighbours were assured among the conditions for the licence would be those recommended by the police, such as a noise limiter, the doors and windows would be kept shut and internal security cameras provided. Reports commonly cite ‘poor logistics’ as the major limiter of e-business in China, with little hope for improvement on the horizon. In addition to adaptive front airbags, the new E-Class is now equipped with two stage belt force limiters and automatic weight classification for the front passenger. A temperature limiter has a set level at which it stops, to prevent water becoming dangerously hot. 1.1Electronics A circuit whose output is restricted to a certain range of values irrespective of the size of the input. 〔电子〕限幅器。亦称CLIPPER Also called clipper Example sentencesExamples Circuit and method for controlling an inrush current limiter in a power conversion system that includes power factor correction A current limiter is configured to limit current flow through the reference electrode and thereby reduce corrosion of the reference electrode. A device for adjusting gain in a microphone of a wireless communications device includes adjustable digital gain logic coupled to the microphone and a limiter coupled to the adjustable digital gain logic. An active cascode amplifier circuit which includes an active cascode amplifier and an amplitude limiter. The data is used to calculate gain, DC offset and DC differential values, which are used to determine the conversion values programmed into the lookup tables or the gain adjust limiter. 1.2 A device that prevents a vehicle from being driven above a specified speed. 限速器 Example sentencesExamples Some might even have been able to give their driver an automatic speed limiter like they use in the pit lane. The commissioner also heard that on other occasions a Hunter's coach had been found with a defective tyre in Bridlington, and another had a defective speed limiter. Fitting speed limiters would not prevent accidents or stop bad driving but could, in some cases, cause accidents because drivers would be unable to accelerate out of danger if ever there was the need. In addition, unlike the previous model, anti-lock brakes, electronic stability programme and cruise control and speed limiter are all fitted as standard on the new model. Edmund King, of the Motorist's Foundation, said limiters might make motorists less alert: ‘If you take too much control away the driver could switch on to autopilot.’ It's now possible to an fit an automatic speed limiter to your car so that you simply can't exceed the speed limit. Safety aids of all kinds, both active and passive abound, and there is cruise control with a limiter built in - very useful as speed checks proliferate. If you want to stop people speeding - fix speed limiters in cars, or create some system that will automatically limit cars to the speed limit in an area. It is largely gimmick-free apart from the automatic headlamps and artificial speed limiter. It's a smooth and flexible motor that pulls strongly from low revs right round to the limiter cutting in at 7200 rpm. A further button (usually yellow) will operate the pit-lane speed limiter. I came off the speed limiter fractionally early and picked up a penalty, which cost us a podium. Instead of its hard-hitting torque and throttle response, we're tuning our engine to deliver a more refined rush that keeps building until you reach the 155-mph speed limiter. In short, Staysafe wants the NSW government to introduce speed limiters on every motorised vehicle sold there. The speed limiter is a good idea because you can go fast. The speed limiter has been deactivated, and the mighty SL will now reach 175 mph and dash to 60 mph in approximately six seconds, but it's the true power in the midrange that stands out. A further 16 charges, relating to driving with a defective speed limiter, were found proven. If you have ever seen the steering wheel of a Formula One car, you will have noticed the half dozen buttons and switches on it that control functions from the pit lane speed limiter to the brake balance. It was not technically possible for all of the teams to fit and use a speed limiter in the time available. The Teams would have been unable to fit a speed limiter which would have operated round Turn 13 in the time available. Rhymes perimeter, scimitar, velocimeter Definition of limiter in US English: limiter nounˈlimidərˈlɪmɪdər 1A person or thing that limits something. 限制者；限制物。尤指 Example sentencesExamples In addition to adaptive front airbags, the new E-Class is now equipped with two stage belt force limiters and automatic weight classification for the front passenger. Yesterday, the hotel undertook to relocate noise limiters which shut down live music if it gets too loud and to increase security outside the premises. Neighbours were assured among the conditions for the licence would be those recommended by the police, such as a noise limiter, the doors and windows would be kept shut and internal security cameras provided. Both front belts have height-adjustable top mounts, pre-tensioners and load limiters. They also requested the back door be kept shut when the private club was open, a sound limiter was installed in the function room and that music should be finished by 12.15 am. Reports commonly cite ‘poor logistics’ as the major limiter of e-business in China, with little hope for improvement on the horizon. EU iPods have a sound limiter to comply with noise safety levels, however sometimes users hack through this in order to listen to it louder. A temperature limiter has a set level at which it stops, to prevent water becoming dangerously hot. And sometimes they have a quality that is incredible, just the sheer texture of the sound, this crushed, squashed sound that you get from using cheap limiters and so on. 1.1Electronics A circuit whose output is restricted to a certain range of values irrespective of the size of the input. 〔电子〕限幅器。亦称CLIPPER Also called clipper Example sentencesExamples A device for adjusting gain in a microphone of a wireless communications device includes adjustable digital gain logic coupled to the microphone and a limiter coupled to the adjustable digital gain logic. A current limiter is configured to limit current flow through the reference electrode and thereby reduce corrosion of the reference electrode. An active cascode amplifier circuit which includes an active cascode amplifier and an amplitude limiter. Circuit and method for controlling an inrush current limiter in a power conversion system that includes power factor correction The data is used to calculate gain, DC offset and DC differential values, which are used to determine the conversion values programmed into the lookup tables or the gain adjust limiter. 1.2 A device that prevents a vehicle from being driven above a specified speed. 限速器 Example sentencesExamples The commissioner also heard that on other occasions a Hunter's coach had been found with a defective tyre in Bridlington, and another had a defective speed limiter. I came off the speed limiter fractionally early and picked up a penalty, which cost us a podium. It's a smooth and flexible motor that pulls strongly from low revs right round to the limiter cutting in at 7200 rpm. Safety aids of all kinds, both active and passive abound, and there is cruise control with a limiter built in - very useful as speed checks proliferate. Fitting speed limiters would not prevent accidents or stop bad driving but could, in some cases, cause accidents because drivers would be unable to accelerate out of danger if ever there was the need. It was not technically possible for all of the teams to fit and use a speed limiter in the time available. The speed limiter has been deactivated, and the mighty SL will now reach 175 mph and dash to 60 mph in approximately six seconds, but it's the true power in the midrange that stands out. If you want to stop people speeding - fix speed limiters in cars, or create some system that will automatically limit cars to the speed limit in an area. If you have ever seen the steering wheel of a Formula One car, you will have noticed the half dozen buttons and switches on it that control functions from the pit lane speed limiter to the brake balance. It's now possible to an fit an automatic speed limiter to your car so that you simply can't exceed the speed limit. Instead of its hard-hitting torque and throttle response, we're tuning our engine to deliver a more refined rush that keeps building until you reach the 155-mph speed limiter. In short, Staysafe wants the NSW government to introduce speed limiters on every motorised vehicle sold there. It is largely gimmick-free apart from the automatic headlamps and artificial speed limiter. The Teams would have been unable to fit a speed limiter which would have operated round Turn 13 in the time available. In addition, unlike the previous model, anti-lock brakes, electronic stability programme and cruise control and speed limiter are all fitted as standard on the new model. A further button (usually yellow) will operate the pit-lane speed limiter. The speed limiter is a good idea because you can go fast. Edmund King, of the Motorist's Foundation, said limiters might make motorists less alert: ‘If you take too much control away the driver could switch on to autopilot.’ Some might even have been able to give their driver an automatic speed limiter like they use in the pit lane. A further 16 charges, relating to driving with a defective speed limiter, were found proven.
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