Analog
Origin: Lat. analŏgus, Gr. ἀνάλογος
The consistently similar relationship when the characteristics of two physical systems are alike. It is the antonym to "digital, representing data by the value of some continuously varying physical quantity, e.g. an electrical voltage." Analog is also an open-source Web log analysis software program that runs under Windows, macOS, Linux, and most Unix-like operating systems. The program is comparable to Webalizer, though it does not use as many images, preferring to stick with simple bar charts and lists to communicate the same information. The consistently similar relationship when the characteristics of two physical systems are alike. It is the antonym to "digital, representing data by the value of some continuously varying physical quantity, e.g. an electrical voltage.." Analog is also an open-source Web log analysis software program that runs under Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and most Unix-like operating systems. The program is comparable to Webalizer, though it does not use as many images, preferring to stick with simple bar charts and lists to communicate the same information.
Spanish: Análogo
Sources and references
- Spanish Royal Academy Dictionarycited 4 times
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