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screen (skren) 1. a structure resembling a curtain or partition, used as a protection or shield, e.g., against excessive radiation exposure. 2. a large flat surface upon which light rays are projected. 3. protective (2). 4. to examine by fluoroscopy (Great Britain). 5. to separate well individuals in a population from those with an undiagnosed pathologic condition by means of tests, examinations, or other procedures. skin screen a substance applied to the skin to protect it from the sun's rays or other noxious agents. solar screen , sun screen sunscreen.
screen, n initial examination to determine the existence of a disease or disorder. screen 1. a framework or agent used as a shield or protector. 2. to examine. fast screen permits big reduction in exposure to x-ray beam. screen film prepared to be used with intensifying screens. The standard film and marketed as being of standard, fast or ultrafast speeds. rare-earth screen see rare-earth intensifying screen. |
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nbsp;ARM microprocessor, the iQue 3600 provides users with enhanced application performance such as fast screen re-draw, sharp graphics and high-fidelity audio quality for its built-in MP3 Player. With MeetingPlace, we record conferences and enter breakout rooms on the fly and get fast screen refreshes. TextBlt and color expansion for fast screen updates. |
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