'have a readout' can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of obtaining data or information from a device. For example: "Let's have a readout of the temperature sensor before we take any further action."
He did not have a readout of the meeting, but the press quoted Nawaz as saying the Indian government had not blamed the GOP for the incidents in Mumbai ISLAMABAD 00003783 003 OF 003 and commented that the Indians should not jump the gun before investigating thoroughly.
The sensors have a readout pitch of 120 μm, with five intermediate strips (20 μm strip pitch).
"I don't have a readout and won't have a readout of that conversation," Carney told reporters at a briefing after the governors met Obama.
ELISAs, protein microarrays, and even quantum dot platforms have a readout that is either fluorescent or colorimetric.
The Cuzick Tyrer model was developed to assess breast cancer risk over time but does have a readout for BRCA1/2 probability for the individual.
We assessed motor unit survival in SOD1 G93Adl B6 mice at early stages of disease in order to have a readout of the number of functional motor neurons that survive and innervate individual muscles.
The basic of CG3 has a readout resolution of 5 μGal with a standard deviation of less than 10 μGal (Scintrex CG-3, 1995).
Such reporters should provide a high density of sensor elements, allow analysis of targets of different affinities, and be internally calibrated, reproducible and have a rapid readout.
In order to sustain a high data throughput and have a good readout efficiency or keep the dead time as low as possible, the decoupling FIFOs have been housed on the data packet processing modules.
If your fridge doesn't have a digital readout, just twist the knob to make it a little colder and wait a day to see if that does the trick.
