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Output   /ˈaʊtpˌʊt/   Listen
Output

noun
1.
Final product; the things produced.  Synonym: end product.
2.
Production of a certain amount.  Synonym: yield.
3.
Signal that comes out of an electronic system.  Synonym: output signal.
4.
The quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time).  Synonyms: production, yield.
5.
What is produced in a given time period.  Synonyms: outturn, turnout.
verb
(past output; past part. output or outputted; pres. part. outputting)
1.
To create or manufacture a specific amount.



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"Output" Quotes from Famous Books



... region, in fact, from Zalathna to Verespatak abounded in that precious metal which some fool or other has called "a mere chimera," and the gold mining was farmed out to private individuals, the yearly output from the shafts being twelve hundredweights. These private diggers are bound to deliver the gold they obtain to the minting towns at Abradbanya or Gyulafehervar and there receive coined money in exchange. Nevertheless, during some fifty years, only about six ...
— The Poor Plutocrats • Maurus Jokai
... whole is the history of one continuous and sublime conversation. Thousands of rules have been deduced from it before these Tolstoian rules were made, and thousands will be deduced afterwards. It was not for any pompous proclamation, it was not for any elaborate output of printed volumes; it was for a few splendid and idle words that the cross was set up on Calvary, and the earth gaped, and the sun was ...
— Twelve Types • G.K. Chesterton
... might well have rattled its clapboards to see if it was not in dreamland—so gay was the company, so light were the hearts, which it sheltered in these new days. As for Theron, the period was one of incredible fructification and output. He scarcely recognized for his own the mind which now was reaching out on all sides with the arms of an octopus, exploring unsuspected mines of thought, bringing in rich treasures of deduction, assimilating, building, propounding as if by some force quite independent of him. He could not ...
— The Damnation of Theron Ware • Harold Frederic
... about your capacity, not your output. You are only using half of what is in you, Still. You build the dam and you refuse to do anything else. Why, with your kind of creative, engineering mind, you are perfectly capable of administering the dam, too. Of handling ...
— Still Jim • Honore Willsie Morrow
... contended that the writer must sequester himself to cultivate the Beautiful. But the Beautiful that has not its roots in the True is not the Good. Or it maybe urged that active life would limit the writer's output. Exactly: that is one of the reasons that make active life so advisable. Every writer would write less and feel more. The crop of literature should only be grown in alternate years. As it is, a writer is a barrel-organ who comes to the end of his tunes, ...
— Without Prejudice • Israel Zangwill


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