Definition of detection in English:

detection

noun dɪˈtɛkʃ(ə)ndəˈtɛkʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action or process of identifying the presence of something concealed.
the early detection of fetal abnormalities
Example sentencesExamples
- Scientific experts say many lives could have been saved if there had been an early detection of tsunamis.
- So they try to exploit the detection and learning systems of their predators to make mistakes as unlikely as possible.
- Other property owners, tenants or landlords have failed to provide any smoke or fire detection systems.
- This toxin molecule is so tiny that it often eludes detection by the immune system.
- The final cause of the process is that the chameleon should escape detection by its predators.
- In my case, due to early detection, my diabetologist was able to follow a holistic approach.
- Prostate cancer presents major challenges for early detection through screening.
- Earlier this year the school did not pass parts of the fire risk assessment due to inadequate smoke detection alarms.
- There should be an effective treatment or intervention for patients identified through early detection.
- However, the detection and identification of a drug in a blood sample indicates clear current exposure to that drug.
- A part of the stool sample was processed for the detection of bacterial pathogens.
- Future applications for my robot include automated vacuum cleaning and fire and intrusion detection.
- A wireless leak detection and automatic water shutoff system can save you lots of hassle in this case.
- As of last week, some 23,000 cattle had been tested, with no detection of the disease.
- It allows more patients to be seen sooner and this rapid assessment can lead to the earlier detection of serious illness.
- She needed to establish a system that could not be tampered electronically without detection.
- This utility could be of particular value as part of an intrusion detection system.
- The sniffer bees have an expert natural detection system and could be used to find truck bombs and land mines.
- This would mean faster and more accurate detection and identification of substances.
- Facilities for early detection and intervention woefully fall short of requirements.
Synonyms
observation, noticing, noting, discernment, perception, spotting, awareness, recognition, distinguishing, identification, diagnosis
sensing, sight, smelling, tasting
1. 1.1 The work of a detective in investigating a crime.
  modern technology is essential to crime detection
  Example sentencesExamples
  The number of detections for both offences was in the bottom quarter of the performance of all forces.
  It is encouraging to see that our officers and staff continue tirelessly in their efforts to boost detections.
  However, the division is attempting to address the problem and has put the figures down to an increase in street crime and a lack of detections in the statistics.
  The World Customs Organisation ranked Bulgarian Customs first in the number of heroin detections along the ‘Balkan Route’ in 2002, he said.
  The incident came close on the heels of a series of robbery detections made by four police stations of South Mumbai early last morning.
  Motorists in Mayo are complying with seatbelt legislation with detections for the non-wearing of seatbelts dropping by approximately 80% since 2001.
  He said: ‘Operation Delivery is kicking in and there's evidence that we are down in terms of crime while detections are up.’
  In Co Louth, Gardaí said there was a noticeable decrease in speed and detections on main Dublin-to-Belfast road were down.
  The Garda figures for last year show a considerable increase in drunk driving detections with 591 people arrested for drink driving.
  He said the 10,433 drink driving detections by Gardaí last year was paltry compared to 200,000 speeding offences detected.
  This year, detections and arrests are up, crime is down and we are forging ahead.
  Already this year there have been 507 drunk driving detections (to the end of Oct) compared to a total of 453 for last year
  There is no social barrier to under-age drinking or anti-social behaviour, and detections have been made by Gardaí in all areas of the city.
  We are developing a number of strategies to that end including improving forensic techniques, such as use of DNA and fingerprint and footprint images to improve detections.
  Up to the end of June, Gardai made 362 drink driving detections compared with 580 for the entire of 2000.
  He said drug detections made up 40% of all recorded crime, with 67 detected drug offences compared to 18 at this stage in 2002.
  We have officers working to reduce crime because this is what people want to see happening and this is our priority, but as professionals we must always solve it and this must be seen in the number of detections.
  However, while we have made detections regarding both drugs there is very little evidence that either are widely available.
  He revealed that there was ‘a slight increase’ in drunk-driving detections in Sligo / Leitrim in the two-week period leading up to Christmas.
  This year, though we have doubled the crime figures, we have had a lot more detections.
  Synonyms
  discovery, uncovering, unearthing, rooting out, exposure, revelation
  solving, clear-up
  capture, identification, exposure, unmasking, tracking down, apprehension, arrest

Origin

Late 15th century (in the sense 'revelation of what is concealed'): from late Latin detectio(n-), from Latin detegere 'uncover' (see detect).

Rhymes

abjection, affection, circumspection, collection, complexion, confection, connection, convection, correction, defection, deflection, dejection, direction, ejection, election, genuflection, imperfection, infection, inflection, injection, inspection, insurrection, interconnection, interjection, intersection, introspection, lection, misdirection, objection, perfection, predilection, projection, protection, refection, reflection, rejection, resurrection, retrospection, section, selection, subjection, transection, vivisection

Definition of detection in US English:

detection

noundəˈtekSH(ə)ndəˈtɛkʃ(ə)n

1The action or process of identifying the presence of something concealed.
the early detection of fetal abnormalities
Example sentencesExamples
- It allows more patients to be seen sooner and this rapid assessment can lead to the earlier detection of serious illness.
- Facilities for early detection and intervention woefully fall short of requirements.
- Other property owners, tenants or landlords have failed to provide any smoke or fire detection systems.
- This utility could be of particular value as part of an intrusion detection system.
- The final cause of the process is that the chameleon should escape detection by its predators.
- Scientific experts say many lives could have been saved if there had been an early detection of tsunamis.
- Future applications for my robot include automated vacuum cleaning and fire and intrusion detection.
- In my case, due to early detection, my diabetologist was able to follow a holistic approach.
- As of last week, some 23,000 cattle had been tested, with no detection of the disease.
- However, the detection and identification of a drug in a blood sample indicates clear current exposure to that drug.
- The sniffer bees have an expert natural detection system and could be used to find truck bombs and land mines.
- There should be an effective treatment or intervention for patients identified through early detection.
- Prostate cancer presents major challenges for early detection through screening.
- This toxin molecule is so tiny that it often eludes detection by the immune system.
- A part of the stool sample was processed for the detection of bacterial pathogens.
- A wireless leak detection and automatic water shutoff system can save you lots of hassle in this case.
- So they try to exploit the detection and learning systems of their predators to make mistakes as unlikely as possible.
- Earlier this year the school did not pass parts of the fire risk assessment due to inadequate smoke detection alarms.
- She needed to establish a system that could not be tampered electronically without detection.
- This would mean faster and more accurate detection and identification of substances.
Synonyms
observation, noticing, noting, discernment, perception, spotting, awareness, recognition, distinguishing, identification, diagnosis
1. 1.1 The work of a detective in investigating a crime.
  as modifier the detection rate for murder is over 90 percent
  Example sentencesExamples
  He revealed that there was ‘a slight increase’ in drunk-driving detections in Sligo / Leitrim in the two-week period leading up to Christmas.
  This year, though we have doubled the crime figures, we have had a lot more detections.
  We have officers working to reduce crime because this is what people want to see happening and this is our priority, but as professionals we must always solve it and this must be seen in the number of detections.
  We are developing a number of strategies to that end including improving forensic techniques, such as use of DNA and fingerprint and footprint images to improve detections.
  There is no social barrier to under-age drinking or anti-social behaviour, and detections have been made by Gardaí in all areas of the city.
  He said: ‘Operation Delivery is kicking in and there's evidence that we are down in terms of crime while detections are up.’
  The number of detections for both offences was in the bottom quarter of the performance of all forces.
  The incident came close on the heels of a series of robbery detections made by four police stations of South Mumbai early last morning.
  This year, detections and arrests are up, crime is down and we are forging ahead.
  Up to the end of June, Gardai made 362 drink driving detections compared with 580 for the entire of 2000.
  However, the division is attempting to address the problem and has put the figures down to an increase in street crime and a lack of detections in the statistics.
  Already this year there have been 507 drunk driving detections (to the end of Oct) compared to a total of 453 for last year
  He said drug detections made up 40% of all recorded crime, with 67 detected drug offences compared to 18 at this stage in 2002.
  He said the 10,433 drink driving detections by Gardaí last year was paltry compared to 200,000 speeding offences detected.
  However, while we have made detections regarding both drugs there is very little evidence that either are widely available.
  The Garda figures for last year show a considerable increase in drunk driving detections with 591 people arrested for drink driving.
  It is encouraging to see that our officers and staff continue tirelessly in their efforts to boost detections.
  Motorists in Mayo are complying with seatbelt legislation with detections for the non-wearing of seatbelts dropping by approximately 80% since 2001.
  In Co Louth, Gardaí said there was a noticeable decrease in speed and detections on main Dublin-to-Belfast road were down.
  The World Customs Organisation ranked Bulgarian Customs first in the number of heroin detections along the ‘Balkan Route’ in 2002, he said.
  Synonyms
  discovery, uncovering, unearthing, rooting out, exposure, revelation
  solving, clear-up
  capture, identification, exposure, unmasking, tracking down, apprehension, arrest
2. 1.2
  another term for demodulation (see demodulate)

Origin

Late 15th century (in the sense ‘revelation of what is concealed’): from late Latin detectio(n-), from Latin detegere ‘uncover’ (see detect).

单词	detection
释义	Definition of detection in English: detection noun dɪˈtɛkʃ(ə)ndəˈtɛkʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action or process of identifying the presence of something concealed. the early detection of fetal abnormalities Example sentencesExamples Scientific experts say many lives could have been saved if there had been an early detection of tsunamis. So they try to exploit the detection and learning systems of their predators to make mistakes as unlikely as possible. Other property owners, tenants or landlords have failed to provide any smoke or fire detection systems. This toxin molecule is so tiny that it often eludes detection by the immune system. The final cause of the process is that the chameleon should escape detection by its predators. In my case, due to early detection, my diabetologist was able to follow a holistic approach. Prostate cancer presents major challenges for early detection through screening. Earlier this year the school did not pass parts of the fire risk assessment due to inadequate smoke detection alarms. There should be an effective treatment or intervention for patients identified through early detection. However, the detection and identification of a drug in a blood sample indicates clear current exposure to that drug. A part of the stool sample was processed for the detection of bacterial pathogens. Future applications for my robot include automated vacuum cleaning and fire and intrusion detection. A wireless leak detection and automatic water shutoff system can save you lots of hassle in this case. As of last week, some 23,000 cattle had been tested, with no detection of the disease. It allows more patients to be seen sooner and this rapid assessment can lead to the earlier detection of serious illness. She needed to establish a system that could not be tampered electronically without detection. This utility could be of particular value as part of an intrusion detection system. The sniffer bees have an expert natural detection system and could be used to find truck bombs and land mines. This would mean faster and more accurate detection and identification of substances. Facilities for early detection and intervention woefully fall short of requirements. Synonyms observation, noticing, noting, discernment, perception, spotting, awareness, recognition, distinguishing, identification, diagnosis sensing, sight, smelling, tasting 1.1 The work of a detective in investigating a crime. modern technology is essential to crime detection Example sentencesExamples The number of detections for both offences was in the bottom quarter of the performance of all forces. It is encouraging to see that our officers and staff continue tirelessly in their efforts to boost detections. However, the division is attempting to address the problem and has put the figures down to an increase in street crime and a lack of detections in the statistics. The World Customs Organisation ranked Bulgarian Customs first in the number of heroin detections along the ‘Balkan Route’ in 2002, he said. The incident came close on the heels of a series of robbery detections made by four police stations of South Mumbai early last morning. Motorists in Mayo are complying with seatbelt legislation with detections for the non-wearing of seatbelts dropping by approximately 80% since 2001. He said: ‘Operation Delivery is kicking in and there's evidence that we are down in terms of crime while detections are up.’ In Co Louth, Gardaí said there was a noticeable decrease in speed and detections on main Dublin-to-Belfast road were down. The Garda figures for last year show a considerable increase in drunk driving detections with 591 people arrested for drink driving. He said the 10,433 drink driving detections by Gardaí last year was paltry compared to 200,000 speeding offences detected. This year, detections and arrests are up, crime is down and we are forging ahead. Already this year there have been 507 drunk driving detections (to the end of Oct) compared to a total of 453 for last year There is no social barrier to under-age drinking or anti-social behaviour, and detections have been made by Gardaí in all areas of the city. We are developing a number of strategies to that end including improving forensic techniques, such as use of DNA and fingerprint and footprint images to improve detections. Up to the end of June, Gardai made 362 drink driving detections compared with 580 for the entire of 2000. He said drug detections made up 40% of all recorded crime, with 67 detected drug offences compared to 18 at this stage in 2002. We have officers working to reduce crime because this is what people want to see happening and this is our priority, but as professionals we must always solve it and this must be seen in the number of detections. However, while we have made detections regarding both drugs there is very little evidence that either are widely available. He revealed that there was ‘a slight increase’ in drunk-driving detections in Sligo / Leitrim in the two-week period leading up to Christmas. This year, though we have doubled the crime figures, we have had a lot more detections. Synonyms discovery, uncovering, unearthing, rooting out, exposure, revelation solving, clear-up capture, identification, exposure, unmasking, tracking down, apprehension, arrest Origin Late 15th century (in the sense 'revelation of what is concealed'): from late Latin detectio(n-), from Latin detegere 'uncover' (see detect). Rhymes abjection, affection, circumspection, collection, complexion, confection, connection, convection, correction, defection, deflection, dejection, direction, ejection, election, genuflection, imperfection, infection, inflection, injection, inspection, insurrection, interconnection, interjection, intersection, introspection, lection, misdirection, objection, perfection, predilection, projection, protection, refection, reflection, rejection, resurrection, retrospection, section, selection, subjection, transection, vivisection Definition of detection in US English: detection noundəˈtekSH(ə)ndəˈtɛkʃ(ə)n 1The action or process of identifying the presence of something concealed. the early detection of fetal abnormalities Example sentencesExamples It allows more patients to be seen sooner and this rapid assessment can lead to the earlier detection of serious illness. Facilities for early detection and intervention woefully fall short of requirements. Other property owners, tenants or landlords have failed to provide any smoke or fire detection systems. This utility could be of particular value as part of an intrusion detection system. The final cause of the process is that the chameleon should escape detection by its predators. Scientific experts say many lives could have been saved if there had been an early detection of tsunamis. Future applications for my robot include automated vacuum cleaning and fire and intrusion detection. In my case, due to early detection, my diabetologist was able to follow a holistic approach. As of last week, some 23,000 cattle had been tested, with no detection of the disease. However, the detection and identification of a drug in a blood sample indicates clear current exposure to that drug. The sniffer bees have an expert natural detection system and could be used to find truck bombs and land mines. There should be an effective treatment or intervention for patients identified through early detection. Prostate cancer presents major challenges for early detection through screening. This toxin molecule is so tiny that it often eludes detection by the immune system. A part of the stool sample was processed for the detection of bacterial pathogens. A wireless leak detection and automatic water shutoff system can save you lots of hassle in this case. So they try to exploit the detection and learning systems of their predators to make mistakes as unlikely as possible. Earlier this year the school did not pass parts of the fire risk assessment due to inadequate smoke detection alarms. She needed to establish a system that could not be tampered electronically without detection. This would mean faster and more accurate detection and identification of substances. Synonyms observation, noticing, noting, discernment, perception, spotting, awareness, recognition, distinguishing, identification, diagnosis 1.1 The work of a detective in investigating a crime. as modifier the detection rate for murder is over 90 percent Example sentencesExamples He revealed that there was ‘a slight increase’ in drunk-driving detections in Sligo / Leitrim in the two-week period leading up to Christmas. This year, though we have doubled the crime figures, we have had a lot more detections. We have officers working to reduce crime because this is what people want to see happening and this is our priority, but as professionals we must always solve it and this must be seen in the number of detections. We are developing a number of strategies to that end including improving forensic techniques, such as use of DNA and fingerprint and footprint images to improve detections. There is no social barrier to under-age drinking or anti-social behaviour, and detections have been made by Gardaí in all areas of the city. He said: ‘Operation Delivery is kicking in and there's evidence that we are down in terms of crime while detections are up.’ The number of detections for both offences was in the bottom quarter of the performance of all forces. The incident came close on the heels of a series of robbery detections made by four police stations of South Mumbai early last morning. This year, detections and arrests are up, crime is down and we are forging ahead. Up to the end of June, Gardai made 362 drink driving detections compared with 580 for the entire of 2000. However, the division is attempting to address the problem and has put the figures down to an increase in street crime and a lack of detections in the statistics. Already this year there have been 507 drunk driving detections (to the end of Oct) compared to a total of 453 for last year He said drug detections made up 40% of all recorded crime, with 67 detected drug offences compared to 18 at this stage in 2002. He said the 10,433 drink driving detections by Gardaí last year was paltry compared to 200,000 speeding offences detected. However, while we have made detections regarding both drugs there is very little evidence that either are widely available. The Garda figures for last year show a considerable increase in drunk driving detections with 591 people arrested for drink driving. It is encouraging to see that our officers and staff continue tirelessly in their efforts to boost detections. Motorists in Mayo are complying with seatbelt legislation with detections for the non-wearing of seatbelts dropping by approximately 80% since 2001. In Co Louth, Gardaí said there was a noticeable decrease in speed and detections on main Dublin-to-Belfast road were down. The World Customs Organisation ranked Bulgarian Customs first in the number of heroin detections along the ‘Balkan Route’ in 2002, he said. Synonyms discovery, uncovering, unearthing, rooting out, exposure, revelation solving, clear-up capture, identification, exposure, unmasking, tracking down, apprehension, arrest 1.2 another term for demodulation (see demodulate) Origin Late 15th century (in the sense ‘revelation of what is concealed’): from late Latin detectio(n-), from Latin detegere ‘uncover’ (see detect).
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