1. A variable parameter, such as frequency of nerve impulses or hormone levels, which conveys information through a system.
2. A specific stimulus
3. A sign or gesture to communicate information.
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- NSD (intelligence)
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- decay (technology)
- decommutation (electronics)
- exponential amplifier (electronics)
- feedback control signal (control systems)
- integral-mode controller (control systems)
- logarithmic amplifier (electronics)
