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Definition of on-board in English: on-boardadjective ˈɒnbɔːdˈɑn ˈˌbɔ(ə)rd 1attributive Available or situated on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle. 在船上；在飞机上；在车上 the on-board computer controls all critical functions on the ship Example sentencesExamples - To make sure all these features are running smoothly, the vehicles even have on-board diagnostic systems.
- They also trigger on-board sirens or recorder warnings drawing the attention of neighboring boaters.
- On 8 September the craft suddenly lost its direction control and it was three minutes before the on-board gyroscopes could regain it.
- An on-board sky marshal detained the individual and the plane landed safely.
- This week, engineers shut down one of the three on-board gyroscopes, leaving the telescope to operate on only two.
- Hooters Air passengers have enjoyed their on-board experience so much that they want to take a piece of their flight home with them.
- Military pilots manage complex on-board systems and have limited ability to watch for civilian traffic.
- The spin axes of the on-board gyroscopes should drift minutely if the dragging effect occurs.
- No self-respecting luxury car maker puts out a new model these days without a talking on-board navigation system, guided by GPS.
- Sightseers will be able to watch as several of the tall ships, lit with special on-board searchlights, arrive at Albert Dock on the evening tide on August 21.
- Airlines will no longer provide steak knives for on-board food service.
- That was more of a course correction than her on-board navigational system could handle.
- Apart from numerous stowage spaces for on-board clutter there is also a second rear view mirror positioned to ensure you can keep an eye on younger charges in the rear seats.
- Visitors will be able to sample what life was like for sailors in the 18th century with on-board displays until the ship sets sail again on June 14.
- On this occasion, despite her capable sonar system and the on-board diving team which can work to depths of up to 80 metres, the ship was unable to locate the mine.
- The four on-board gyroscopes have now experienced and measured relativistic effects for eight months.
- But most of the detailed measurements were taken by her on-board submersibles Mir 1 and Mir 2.
- Accuracy will be improved by on-board navigation systems and the ‘smart’ terminal guidance of their munitions.
- Gin palaces are readily available, with direct transfer to on-board heli-pads if you're feeling affluent.
- I have touched on the dangers that hacking into on-board flight systems on aeroplanes could do.
2attributive Denoting or controlled from a facility or feature incorporated into the main circuit board of a computer or computerized device. 〔计算机〕机载 there's 8GB of onboard memory Example sentencesExamples - Audio facilities aren't a great improvement, and the on-board sound card can do little with the speaker set.
- The Alchemy line of SoCs feature built on LCD controllers, on-board memory controllers and have been designed for low-power systems.
- It ships with 32MB of on-board memory - though there's an add-in slot for more - USB connector and a pair of earphones.
- This controls all the on-board peripherals such as LCD driver, IR transceiver, button reader, audio transducer and vibrator.
- In addition, the payload (a digital camera) interfaces with the on-board computer.
- A CCD camera and on-board recorder records the image of the head-up display throughout the mission.
- Each end-user receives a token, a USB-based device and some on-board software.
- So why should one buy a dedicated sound card if on-board solutions provide satisfactory features?
- Both controllers are also available as on-board chips.
- It also ships with on-board instant messaging software.
- Customers are also able to develop their own software by downloading software to the on-board RAM.
- However, Mariner 9 was the first craft to carry an on-board computer allowing mission control to reload new instructions.
- It's not a top-of-the-range solution, but no other motherboard manufacturer currently offers a better on-board audio sub-system.
- Calibration is performed via software using on-board digital potentiometers and trim D / A converters.
- We have a new system with a dual-channel, on-board SCSI controller.
- The board includes enough on-board I / O to satisfy many common machine or automation tasks.
- These sounds are re-assembled from memory of the on-board storage device in the listener vehicle.
- Likewise, using the controller card versus the on-board IDE channels did not affect sustained transfer rates in any way.
- This approach has the advantage of avoiding the mass and power consumption required by a high-capacity on-board computer.
- Both support Linux in firmware which boots directly at power on, along with dual on-board Ethernet controllers and remote administration.
verbˈɒnbɔːdˈɑn ˈˌbɔ(ə)rd [with object]Go through procedures to effectively integrate (a new employee) into an organization or familiarize (a new customer or client) with one's products or services. this data has tremendous value in helping to onboard new hires and manage their performance my focus has been restructuring how we do things when we onboard a client Example sentencesExamples - Better still, come find us at one of the events below and we'll onboard you on the spot.
- But as soon as we onboarded more content oriented clients, a single machine was not scaling well for us.
- If you invest the time upfront, find the right hires and onboard them effectively, then you won't run into many problems leading the team.
- We did an interview with Ralph about finding good IT professionals, onboarding new people and improving your recruitment process.
- The customer care provider revealed that it has now onboarded 40,000 customers in 140 countries who touch 300 million people.
- We are delighted to have onboarded such a talented pool of individuals who will be vital in helping the company evolve to the next phase of its growth.
- He specializes in helping companies hire the right sales people, effectively onboard them, and align their activities with business objectives.
- The ultimate goal is to make it simple to get users onboarded and authorized quickly.
- The website redesign offers a streamlined and more intuitive user experience which onboards customers twice as fast as before.
- As the company onboards more people who aren't interested in tweeting, just browsing, they will benefit from sites like #Music being broken out.
Definition of on-board in US English: on-boardadjectiveˈɑn ˈˌbɔ(ə)rd 1Available or situated on a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle. 在船上；在飞机上；在车上 Example sentencesExamples - Airlines will no longer provide steak knives for on-board food service.
- To make sure all these features are running smoothly, the vehicles even have on-board diagnostic systems.
- The four on-board gyroscopes have now experienced and measured relativistic effects for eight months.
- I have touched on the dangers that hacking into on-board flight systems on aeroplanes could do.
- Accuracy will be improved by on-board navigation systems and the ‘smart’ terminal guidance of their munitions.
- This week, engineers shut down one of the three on-board gyroscopes, leaving the telescope to operate on only two.
- On 8 September the craft suddenly lost its direction control and it was three minutes before the on-board gyroscopes could regain it.
- But most of the detailed measurements were taken by her on-board submersibles Mir 1 and Mir 2.
- That was more of a course correction than her on-board navigational system could handle.
- Sightseers will be able to watch as several of the tall ships, lit with special on-board searchlights, arrive at Albert Dock on the evening tide on August 21.
- Apart from numerous stowage spaces for on-board clutter there is also a second rear view mirror positioned to ensure you can keep an eye on younger charges in the rear seats.
- The spin axes of the on-board gyroscopes should drift minutely if the dragging effect occurs.
- No self-respecting luxury car maker puts out a new model these days without a talking on-board navigation system, guided by GPS.
- Visitors will be able to sample what life was like for sailors in the 18th century with on-board displays until the ship sets sail again on June 14.
- Hooters Air passengers have enjoyed their on-board experience so much that they want to take a piece of their flight home with them.
- On this occasion, despite her capable sonar system and the on-board diving team which can work to depths of up to 80 metres, the ship was unable to locate the mine.
- They also trigger on-board sirens or recorder warnings drawing the attention of neighboring boaters.
- Military pilots manage complex on-board systems and have limited ability to watch for civilian traffic.
- Gin palaces are readily available, with direct transfer to on-board heli-pads if you're feeling affluent.
- An on-board sky marshal detained the individual and the plane landed safely.
2Denoting or controlled from a facility or feature incorporated into the main circuit board of a computer or computerized device. 〔计算机〕机载 Example sentencesExamples - The board includes enough on-board I / O to satisfy many common machine or automation tasks.
- We have a new system with a dual-channel, on-board SCSI controller.
- This controls all the on-board peripherals such as LCD driver, IR transceiver, button reader, audio transducer and vibrator.
- This approach has the advantage of avoiding the mass and power consumption required by a high-capacity on-board computer.
- It's not a top-of-the-range solution, but no other motherboard manufacturer currently offers a better on-board audio sub-system.
- Audio facilities aren't a great improvement, and the on-board sound card can do little with the speaker set.
- It ships with 32MB of on-board memory - though there's an add-in slot for more - USB connector and a pair of earphones.
- In addition, the payload (a digital camera) interfaces with the on-board computer.
- Likewise, using the controller card versus the on-board IDE channels did not affect sustained transfer rates in any way.
- The Alchemy line of SoCs feature built on LCD controllers, on-board memory controllers and have been designed for low-power systems.
- It also ships with on-board instant messaging software.
- Customers are also able to develop their own software by downloading software to the on-board RAM.
- Both support Linux in firmware which boots directly at power on, along with dual on-board Ethernet controllers and remote administration.
- However, Mariner 9 was the first craft to carry an on-board computer allowing mission control to reload new instructions.
- A CCD camera and on-board recorder records the image of the head-up display throughout the mission.
- Calibration is performed via software using on-board digital potentiometers and trim D / A converters.
- Both controllers are also available as on-board chips.
- These sounds are re-assembled from memory of the on-board storage device in the listener vehicle.
- Each end-user receives a token, a USB-based device and some on-board software.
- So why should one buy a dedicated sound card if on-board solutions provide satisfactory features?
verbˈɑn ˈˌbɔ(ə)rd [with object]Go through procedures to effectively integrate (a new employee) into an organization or familiarize (a new customer or client) with one's products or services. this data has tremendous value in helping to onboard new hires and manage their performance my focus has been restructuring how we do things when we onboard a client Example sentencesExamples - The customer care provider revealed that it has now onboarded 40,000 customers in 140 countries who touch 300 million people.
- Better still, come find us at one of the events below and we'll onboard you on the spot.
- We are delighted to have onboarded such a talented pool of individuals who will be vital in helping the company evolve to the next phase of its growth.
- If you invest the time upfront, find the right hires and onboard them effectively, then you won't run into many problems leading the team.
- As the company onboards more people who aren't interested in tweeting, just browsing, they will benefit from sites like #Music being broken out.
- The website redesign offers a streamlined and more intuitive user experience which onboards customers twice as fast as before.
- We did an interview with Ralph about finding good IT professionals, onboarding new people and improving your recruitment process.
- The ultimate goal is to make it simple to get users onboarded and authorized quickly.
- He specializes in helping companies hire the right sales people, effectively onboard them, and align their activities with business objectives.
- But as soon as we onboarded more content oriented clients, a single machine was not scaling well for us.
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