indicator
காட்டி
definition
noun
car ownership is frequently used as an indicator of affluence
a thing, especially a trend or fact, that indicates the state or level of something.
a device providing specific information on the state or condition of something, in particular.
translation of 'indicator'
சுட்டிக் காட்டுவது (அ) காட்டுபவர்
example
A figure above 50 is an 'indicator' of economic expansion and a figure below 50 indicates a contraction of the economy.
Repeat the watering when the 'indicator' plants again wilt.
The car window was smashed, and the 'indicator' lights were flashing.
Mirrors, 'indicator' lights, the number-plate and tax disk are easy to remove and replace.
A key 'indicator' of the high level of points being issued for the various offences is the fact that more than 7,000 drivers were issued with points last month alone.
The ship's speed 'indicator' jumped forward, as did the ship, leaving the dimmer-witted fighters behind.
Our fish tank kit came with a chemical 'indicator' , bromothymol blue (BromoBlue).
He let two minutes go by, using the time 'indicator' display in the view-finder.
So the unemployment rate is a leading 'indicator' of both economic and political strength.
Land holding in rural areas is a major 'indicator' of economic status and social position.
If you prefer, you can switch to an artificial horizontal situation 'indicator' screen, or split the screen and have both.
We chose educational level as an 'indicator' of socioeconomic status.
The results suggest that the frequency of publication of financial statements may be an 'indicator' of economic performance.
the remaining alkali is titrated against standard acid using phenolphthalein as 'indicator'
My last recollection was noting 120 mp/h on the air speed 'indicator' , then I ploughed into trees.
The presence of good satire is a fair 'indicator' of the level of free speech you have.
CCTV footage showed the bus was stopped at a traffic stop with its 'indicator' lights flashing.
The stock market has long been seen as a leading 'indicator' of economic growth.
the raccoon is a poor choice as an 'indicator' of riparian habitat
In the end, the driver crawled along until he could get into a lay-by using only his 'indicator' light for illumination, and used his own mobile to call the police.
an altitude 'indicator'
car ownership is frequently used as an 'indicator' of affluence
Furthermore, the jump in oil prices is reflected in the trade deficit - an 'indicator' of the unsatisfactory level of competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy.
the 'indicator' board
And, as with some Asian cars, the 'indicator' and windscreen wipers are reversed, which can cause no end of confusion at first,
Most obvious changes are the new rear light assemblies - with brake, reversing and 'indicator' lights arranged neatly within a pair of larger tail-lamp units.
The boat also managed to use its emergency position 'indicator' radio beacon.
Surely something as simple as an electronic speed 'indicator' , coupled with a 30 mph zone sign, would have effectively targeted the worst offenders.
Note that this board doesn't have a standby power 'indicator' LED on it.
They are a poor 'indicator' of the level of district health board output, overall.
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