time trace
A 'time trace' captures how something changes over a period, often depicted graphically or through data points.
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Definition
B2General
(common)A record of how a variable or condition changes over a period.
Example
- The time trace of the temperature showed a gradual increase throughout the day.
C1Science and Technology
(technical)A sequence of data points or measurements recorded over time, often used to analyze changes in a system.
Example
- The time trace from the experiment revealed periodic fluctuations in the signal.
- Ground Penetrating Radar uses time traces to create a cross-sectional image of the subsurface.
C2Identity Management
(technical)A feature that displays the change information of an object over time.
Example
- Using the time trace feature, the administrator tracked the changes made to the user's profile.
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