Definition of converter in English:

converter

(also convertor)

noun kənˈvəːtəkənˈvərdər

1A person or thing that converts something.
the would-be converter of a building to domestic use
Example sentencesExamples
- Cash converters take the principle a step further, in that customers actually sell goods to the shop and then buy them back some time later.
- Most of the customers are equipped with euro converters and know exactly how much their money is worth and how much they are spending.
- Does anyone know of a converter that lets them burn CDs without the extra time?
- These metals are gaining in popularity for use in jewelry and are also important in manufacturing auto converters that reduce pollution.
- So the advertising campaigns along with the delivery of the euro converters has been one of the board's greatest successes
- Most self-builders and converters are first timers.
- If possible, choose the latter as converters add their own problems.
- She is the most efficient converter of forage to milk and of course this is a holstein.
- Central testing at Tully is unique in that it can identify those bulls that are efficient feed converters.
- The rhetoric now divides the party between the converters and the persuaders.
- The raw material is usually melted in a cupola and weighed amounts charged into the converter.
- They produce good quality milk, are good on their feet and are good converters of forage, which is essential in an organic context.
- He added ‘It is a matter of making the effort to understand the new scale of values in euro and metric terms, with the help of various ready reckoners and euro converters available.’
- The world's first full scale wave converter has been completed and is set to arrive in Orkney on Thursday.
- But preaching to the converters is not going to help in the Midwest.
- Their water converter broke on day two and they only had 40 days worth of supplies.
- Armed with his euro convertor from the wee hours yesterday morning, no barman was going to pull the wool over his eyes.
- The devices have not been used on cranes and concrete mixers because white smoke was emitted during testing certain kinds of converters.
- And the thing is, modern cities are shot through with running water, all of which could be outfitted with converters to turn our plumbing into a new source of energy.
Synonyms
evangelist, apostle, proselytizer, preacher, televangelist, minister, priest
1. 1.1 A device for altering the nature of an electric current or signal, especially from AC to DC or vice versa, or from analogue to digital or vice versa.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The controller additionally provides a charging system for the batteries, and a DC-to-DC converter to recharge the 12-volt accessory battery.
  All units have their own on-board microprocessors, power convertors and clock recovery circuits.
  I doubt I will need to charge more than one at once, but I heard something about the converters being imperfect.
  Despite recent advances, traditional analog-to-digital converters are still not fast enough to capture these lightning-quick waveforms.
  One common-sense suggestion from Marines was to make power converters a standard part of an electrician's equipment so local power could be converted for field use.
  What's more, the industry has switched its focus from offering high-end boxes that do everything but cook dinner to more rudimentary, less expensive converters that can deliver digital signals and elementary interactive services.
  To keep the battery charged, an electric car needs a DC-to-DC converter.
  Both instruments have an analog-to-digital converter that samples the signal and converts the voltage level to a number.
  The digital filter output data is converted to a current-mode analog waveform by a digital-to-analog converter.
  Although the DC / DC converter has a large current consumption of its own, it has a high power conversion efficiency.
  In addition, you will probably have to invest in a microphone that is specially equipped with an analog-to-digital converter and a USB connector.
  The key to digital recording is analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters.
  Setting up the hardware is simple (presuming you've already got that broadband router) as you just have to plug the phone into the converter and the converter into your router - there isn't even any software to install.
  It requires copying the video to a digital file on the computer using an analog converter.
  In such a case, we must amplify the photocurrent to a level that can be converted to a digital signal by an analog-to-digital converter.
  On the other hand, the two-piece device comes into two separate systems - a converter and a cable descrambler which are interconnected and serve the same scope.
  On the way back, I figured the same thing would happen, packed the convertor in my checked luggage, and then discovered I was in a seat that was, in fact, equipped with an outlet.
  Since a low-capacity sub DC-DC converter supplies the dark current, the battery discharge can be prevented.
  The structure has possible uses as a transistor or wavelength converter in optical circuits.
  In the early days of analog, the customer interface device was called a converter.
2. 1.2 A retort used in steel-making.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The mathematical modeling of the process of a supersonic oxygen jet interaction with the surface of a liquid metal in a steel-making converter was carried out.
  An assistant swung the converter back into the crucible, leaving the smith free to turn his attention to the liquid steel in the mould.
3. 1.3
  short for catalytic converter
  Example sentencesExamples
  The other features to look for in a catalytic converter are heavy gauge construction, proper heat shielding around the converter, and ‘high flow’ design.
  Fitting converters was a requirement for new cars in Europe, America and Japan from the early 1980s, so Neil bought an imported Japanese car.
  The new converters are mounted closer to the exhaust manifold for quicker lightoff and reduced cold-start emissions.
  ‘Though a dual-plane is often the best choice for the street, a single-plane will work if the car is light and has lots of gear or a loose converter,’ said Wilson.
  Assuming that the converter had separated internally and was intermittently plugging the exhaust outlet, a new unit was installed.
  It is a mixture of silicon and aluminum so as to make the converter more efficient.
  Because of this, the structure of these converters are quite complex although easy to understand.
  Combining the attributes of two complimentary energy converters yields significant mileage and emissions gains, particularly in urban driving.
  Its speed can be influenced by the waste-gate valve, which is controlled by the pressure-driven converter.
  This is achieved through a catalyst, usually rhodium or platinum that lines the inside of the converter.
  The main role of the converter is to take the gases that are produced by the engine and transform them in less toxic gases that are more ecological.
  ‘The converters are the same providing they are for the same model application,’ explains one of the companies.
  Such richness in the fuel-to-air ratio would also cause the catalytic converter to run hotter than normal, a condition that may lead to the eventual failure of the converter.
  However, these converters do not last for very long, and so after a while cars will be polluting without the driver even knowing!
  The information contained in the mark includes the converter's precise build time, date, and manufacturing process parameters.
  One made of stainless steel will help you avoid damages to your converter.
4. 1.4Computing A program that converts data from one format to another.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The gap between HTML and PDF has been bridged by an advanced PDF to HTML converter in recent data visualization software.
  Oh, and if it's got an audio file format converter thrown in too, so much the better.
  First, does anyone know of a PDF to HTML converter that works under Linux?
  Any other formats have to be converted using a file converter.
  Adding another programmer means you have time to implement more features, optimize and debug code, make file format converters, and other things which get you more customers.
5. 1.5 A camera lens which changes the focal length of another lens by a set amount.
  a camera fitted with a x2 converter
  Example sentencesExamples
  The solid, fixed converter lens and/or accessory mount with its small, 28 mm threaded ring creates an immediate link to an idea few other manufacturers have exploited, and none as well as Nikon.
  Most major camera manufacturers produce a range of lens converters to increase the flexibility of the camera's fixed lens.

Rhymes

Alberta, asserter, Bizerta, deserter, Goethe, inserter, kurta, perverter, reverter, subverter

Definition of converter in US English:

converter

(also convertor)

nounkənˈvərdərkənˈvərdər

1A person or thing that converts something.
the converter of a building to domestic use
Example sentencesExamples
- Their water converter broke on day two and they only had 40 days worth of supplies.
- The rhetoric now divides the party between the converters and the persuaders.
- And the thing is, modern cities are shot through with running water, all of which could be outfitted with converters to turn our plumbing into a new source of energy.
- So the advertising campaigns along with the delivery of the euro converters has been one of the board's greatest successes
- The raw material is usually melted in a cupola and weighed amounts charged into the converter.
- Most self-builders and converters are first timers.
- Most of the customers are equipped with euro converters and know exactly how much their money is worth and how much they are spending.
- The world's first full scale wave converter has been completed and is set to arrive in Orkney on Thursday.
- The devices have not been used on cranes and concrete mixers because white smoke was emitted during testing certain kinds of converters.
- If possible, choose the latter as converters add their own problems.
- Armed with his euro convertor from the wee hours yesterday morning, no barman was going to pull the wool over his eyes.
- Cash converters take the principle a step further, in that customers actually sell goods to the shop and then buy them back some time later.
- She is the most efficient converter of forage to milk and of course this is a holstein.
- Central testing at Tully is unique in that it can identify those bulls that are efficient feed converters.
- These metals are gaining in popularity for use in jewelry and are also important in manufacturing auto converters that reduce pollution.
- He added ‘It is a matter of making the effort to understand the new scale of values in euro and metric terms, with the help of various ready reckoners and euro converters available.’
- But preaching to the converters is not going to help in the Midwest.
- Does anyone know of a converter that lets them burn CDs without the extra time?
- They produce good quality milk, are good on their feet and are good converters of forage, which is essential in an organic context.
Synonyms
evangelist, apostle, proselytizer, preacher, televangelist, minister, priest
1. 1.1 A device for altering the nature of an electric current or signal, especially from AC to DC or vice versa, or from analog to digital or vice versa.
  Example sentencesExamples
  What's more, the industry has switched its focus from offering high-end boxes that do everything but cook dinner to more rudimentary, less expensive converters that can deliver digital signals and elementary interactive services.
  Since a low-capacity sub DC-DC converter supplies the dark current, the battery discharge can be prevented.
  In addition, you will probably have to invest in a microphone that is specially equipped with an analog-to-digital converter and a USB connector.
  The structure has possible uses as a transistor or wavelength converter in optical circuits.
  All units have their own on-board microprocessors, power convertors and clock recovery circuits.
  It requires copying the video to a digital file on the computer using an analog converter.
  The digital filter output data is converted to a current-mode analog waveform by a digital-to-analog converter.
  In such a case, we must amplify the photocurrent to a level that can be converted to a digital signal by an analog-to-digital converter.
  Setting up the hardware is simple (presuming you've already got that broadband router) as you just have to plug the phone into the converter and the converter into your router - there isn't even any software to install.
  One common-sense suggestion from Marines was to make power converters a standard part of an electrician's equipment so local power could be converted for field use.
  I doubt I will need to charge more than one at once, but I heard something about the converters being imperfect.
  On the other hand, the two-piece device comes into two separate systems - a converter and a cable descrambler which are interconnected and serve the same scope.
  The controller additionally provides a charging system for the batteries, and a DC-to-DC converter to recharge the 12-volt accessory battery.
  Although the DC / DC converter has a large current consumption of its own, it has a high power conversion efficiency.
  Both instruments have an analog-to-digital converter that samples the signal and converts the voltage level to a number.
  On the way back, I figured the same thing would happen, packed the convertor in my checked luggage, and then discovered I was in a seat that was, in fact, equipped with an outlet.
  Despite recent advances, traditional analog-to-digital converters are still not fast enough to capture these lightning-quick waveforms.
  To keep the battery charged, an electric car needs a DC-to-DC converter.
  In the early days of analog, the customer interface device was called a converter.
  The key to digital recording is analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters.
2. 1.2 A retort used in steelmaking.
  Example sentencesExamples
  An assistant swung the converter back into the crucible, leaving the smith free to turn his attention to the liquid steel in the mould.
  The mathematical modeling of the process of a supersonic oxygen jet interaction with the surface of a liquid metal in a steel-making converter was carried out.
3. 1.3
  short for catalytic converter
  Example sentencesExamples
  The information contained in the mark includes the converter's precise build time, date, and manufacturing process parameters.
  This is achieved through a catalyst, usually rhodium or platinum that lines the inside of the converter.
  One made of stainless steel will help you avoid damages to your converter.
  Its speed can be influenced by the waste-gate valve, which is controlled by the pressure-driven converter.
  The other features to look for in a catalytic converter are heavy gauge construction, proper heat shielding around the converter, and ‘high flow’ design.
  However, these converters do not last for very long, and so after a while cars will be polluting without the driver even knowing!
  ‘Though a dual-plane is often the best choice for the street, a single-plane will work if the car is light and has lots of gear or a loose converter,’ said Wilson.
  ‘The converters are the same providing they are for the same model application,’ explains one of the companies.
  Assuming that the converter had separated internally and was intermittently plugging the exhaust outlet, a new unit was installed.
  Because of this, the structure of these converters are quite complex although easy to understand.
  The new converters are mounted closer to the exhaust manifold for quicker lightoff and reduced cold-start emissions.
  Combining the attributes of two complimentary energy converters yields significant mileage and emissions gains, particularly in urban driving.
  It is a mixture of silicon and aluminum so as to make the converter more efficient.
  The main role of the converter is to take the gases that are produced by the engine and transform them in less toxic gases that are more ecological.
  Such richness in the fuel-to-air ratio would also cause the catalytic converter to run hotter than normal, a condition that may lead to the eventual failure of the converter.
  Fitting converters was a requirement for new cars in Europe, America and Japan from the early 1980s, so Neil bought an imported Japanese car.
4. 1.4Computing A program that converts data from one format to another.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Adding another programmer means you have time to implement more features, optimize and debug code, make file format converters, and other things which get you more customers.
  The gap between HTML and PDF has been bridged by an advanced PDF to HTML converter in recent data visualization software.
  First, does anyone know of a PDF to HTML converter that works under Linux?
  Oh, and if it's got an audio file format converter thrown in too, so much the better.
  Any other formats have to be converted using a file converter.
5. 1.5 A camera lens which changes the focal length of another lens by a set amount.
  a camera fitted with a x2 converter
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most major camera manufacturers produce a range of lens converters to increase the flexibility of the camera's fixed lens.
  The solid, fixed converter lens and/or accessory mount with its small, 28 mm threaded ring creates an immediate link to an idea few other manufacturers have exploited, and none as well as Nikon.

单词	converter
释义	Definition of converter in English: converter (also convertor) noun kənˈvəːtəkənˈvərdər 1A person or thing that converts something. the would-be converter of a building to domestic use Example sentencesExamples Cash converters take the principle a step further, in that customers actually sell goods to the shop and then buy them back some time later. Most of the customers are equipped with euro converters and know exactly how much their money is worth and how much they are spending. Does anyone know of a converter that lets them burn CDs without the extra time? These metals are gaining in popularity for use in jewelry and are also important in manufacturing auto converters that reduce pollution. So the advertising campaigns along with the delivery of the euro converters has been one of the board's greatest successes Most self-builders and converters are first timers. If possible, choose the latter as converters add their own problems. She is the most efficient converter of forage to milk and of course this is a holstein. Central testing at Tully is unique in that it can identify those bulls that are efficient feed converters. The rhetoric now divides the party between the converters and the persuaders. The raw material is usually melted in a cupola and weighed amounts charged into the converter. They produce good quality milk, are good on their feet and are good converters of forage, which is essential in an organic context. He added ‘It is a matter of making the effort to understand the new scale of values in euro and metric terms, with the help of various ready reckoners and euro converters available.’ The world's first full scale wave converter has been completed and is set to arrive in Orkney on Thursday. But preaching to the converters is not going to help in the Midwest. Their water converter broke on day two and they only had 40 days worth of supplies. Armed with his euro convertor from the wee hours yesterday morning, no barman was going to pull the wool over his eyes. The devices have not been used on cranes and concrete mixers because white smoke was emitted during testing certain kinds of converters. And the thing is, modern cities are shot through with running water, all of which could be outfitted with converters to turn our plumbing into a new source of energy. Synonyms evangelist, apostle, proselytizer, preacher, televangelist, minister, priest 1.1 A device for altering the nature of an electric current or signal, especially from AC to DC or vice versa, or from analogue to digital or vice versa. Example sentencesExamples The controller additionally provides a charging system for the batteries, and a DC-to-DC converter to recharge the 12-volt accessory battery. All units have their own on-board microprocessors, power convertors and clock recovery circuits. I doubt I will need to charge more than one at once, but I heard something about the converters being imperfect. Despite recent advances, traditional analog-to-digital converters are still not fast enough to capture these lightning-quick waveforms. One common-sense suggestion from Marines was to make power converters a standard part of an electrician's equipment so local power could be converted for field use. What's more, the industry has switched its focus from offering high-end boxes that do everything but cook dinner to more rudimentary, less expensive converters that can deliver digital signals and elementary interactive services. To keep the battery charged, an electric car needs a DC-to-DC converter. Both instruments have an analog-to-digital converter that samples the signal and converts the voltage level to a number. The digital filter output data is converted to a current-mode analog waveform by a digital-to-analog converter. Although the DC / DC converter has a large current consumption of its own, it has a high power conversion efficiency. In addition, you will probably have to invest in a microphone that is specially equipped with an analog-to-digital converter and a USB connector. The key to digital recording is analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. Setting up the hardware is simple (presuming you've already got that broadband router) as you just have to plug the phone into the converter and the converter into your router - there isn't even any software to install. It requires copying the video to a digital file on the computer using an analog converter. In such a case, we must amplify the photocurrent to a level that can be converted to a digital signal by an analog-to-digital converter. On the other hand, the two-piece device comes into two separate systems - a converter and a cable descrambler which are interconnected and serve the same scope. On the way back, I figured the same thing would happen, packed the convertor in my checked luggage, and then discovered I was in a seat that was, in fact, equipped with an outlet. Since a low-capacity sub DC-DC converter supplies the dark current, the battery discharge can be prevented. The structure has possible uses as a transistor or wavelength converter in optical circuits. In the early days of analog, the customer interface device was called a converter. 1.2 A retort used in steel-making. Example sentencesExamples The mathematical modeling of the process of a supersonic oxygen jet interaction with the surface of a liquid metal in a steel-making converter was carried out. An assistant swung the converter back into the crucible, leaving the smith free to turn his attention to the liquid steel in the mould. 1.3 short for catalytic converter Example sentencesExamples The other features to look for in a catalytic converter are heavy gauge construction, proper heat shielding around the converter, and ‘high flow’ design. Fitting converters was a requirement for new cars in Europe, America and Japan from the early 1980s, so Neil bought an imported Japanese car. The new converters are mounted closer to the exhaust manifold for quicker lightoff and reduced cold-start emissions. ‘Though a dual-plane is often the best choice for the street, a single-plane will work if the car is light and has lots of gear or a loose converter,’ said Wilson. Assuming that the converter had separated internally and was intermittently plugging the exhaust outlet, a new unit was installed. It is a mixture of silicon and aluminum so as to make the converter more efficient. Because of this, the structure of these converters are quite complex although easy to understand. Combining the attributes of two complimentary energy converters yields significant mileage and emissions gains, particularly in urban driving. Its speed can be influenced by the waste-gate valve, which is controlled by the pressure-driven converter. This is achieved through a catalyst, usually rhodium or platinum that lines the inside of the converter. The main role of the converter is to take the gases that are produced by the engine and transform them in less toxic gases that are more ecological. ‘The converters are the same providing they are for the same model application,’ explains one of the companies. Such richness in the fuel-to-air ratio would also cause the catalytic converter to run hotter than normal, a condition that may lead to the eventual failure of the converter. However, these converters do not last for very long, and so after a while cars will be polluting without the driver even knowing! The information contained in the mark includes the converter's precise build time, date, and manufacturing process parameters. One made of stainless steel will help you avoid damages to your converter. 1.4Computing A program that converts data from one format to another. Example sentencesExamples The gap between HTML and PDF has been bridged by an advanced PDF to HTML converter in recent data visualization software. Oh, and if it's got an audio file format converter thrown in too, so much the better. First, does anyone know of a PDF to HTML converter that works under Linux? Any other formats have to be converted using a file converter. Adding another programmer means you have time to implement more features, optimize and debug code, make file format converters, and other things which get you more customers. 1.5 A camera lens which changes the focal length of another lens by a set amount. a camera fitted with a x2 converter Example sentencesExamples The solid, fixed converter lens and/or accessory mount with its small, 28 mm threaded ring creates an immediate link to an idea few other manufacturers have exploited, and none as well as Nikon. Most major camera manufacturers produce a range of lens converters to increase the flexibility of the camera's fixed lens. Rhymes Alberta, asserter, Bizerta, deserter, Goethe, inserter, kurta, perverter, reverter, subverter Definition of converter in US English: converter (also convertor) nounkənˈvərdərkənˈvərdər 1A person or thing that converts something. the converter of a building to domestic use Example sentencesExamples Their water converter broke on day two and they only had 40 days worth of supplies. The rhetoric now divides the party between the converters and the persuaders. And the thing is, modern cities are shot through with running water, all of which could be outfitted with converters to turn our plumbing into a new source of energy. So the advertising campaigns along with the delivery of the euro converters has been one of the board's greatest successes The raw material is usually melted in a cupola and weighed amounts charged into the converter. Most self-builders and converters are first timers. Most of the customers are equipped with euro converters and know exactly how much their money is worth and how much they are spending. The world's first full scale wave converter has been completed and is set to arrive in Orkney on Thursday. The devices have not been used on cranes and concrete mixers because white smoke was emitted during testing certain kinds of converters. If possible, choose the latter as converters add their own problems. Armed with his euro convertor from the wee hours yesterday morning, no barman was going to pull the wool over his eyes. Cash converters take the principle a step further, in that customers actually sell goods to the shop and then buy them back some time later. She is the most efficient converter of forage to milk and of course this is a holstein. Central testing at Tully is unique in that it can identify those bulls that are efficient feed converters. These metals are gaining in popularity for use in jewelry and are also important in manufacturing auto converters that reduce pollution. He added ‘It is a matter of making the effort to understand the new scale of values in euro and metric terms, with the help of various ready reckoners and euro converters available.’ But preaching to the converters is not going to help in the Midwest. Does anyone know of a converter that lets them burn CDs without the extra time? They produce good quality milk, are good on their feet and are good converters of forage, which is essential in an organic context. Synonyms evangelist, apostle, proselytizer, preacher, televangelist, minister, priest 1.1 A device for altering the nature of an electric current or signal, especially from AC to DC or vice versa, or from analog to digital or vice versa. Example sentencesExamples What's more, the industry has switched its focus from offering high-end boxes that do everything but cook dinner to more rudimentary, less expensive converters that can deliver digital signals and elementary interactive services. Since a low-capacity sub DC-DC converter supplies the dark current, the battery discharge can be prevented. In addition, you will probably have to invest in a microphone that is specially equipped with an analog-to-digital converter and a USB connector. The structure has possible uses as a transistor or wavelength converter in optical circuits. All units have their own on-board microprocessors, power convertors and clock recovery circuits. It requires copying the video to a digital file on the computer using an analog converter. The digital filter output data is converted to a current-mode analog waveform by a digital-to-analog converter. In such a case, we must amplify the photocurrent to a level that can be converted to a digital signal by an analog-to-digital converter. Setting up the hardware is simple (presuming you've already got that broadband router) as you just have to plug the phone into the converter and the converter into your router - there isn't even any software to install. One common-sense suggestion from Marines was to make power converters a standard part of an electrician's equipment so local power could be converted for field use. I doubt I will need to charge more than one at once, but I heard something about the converters being imperfect. On the other hand, the two-piece device comes into two separate systems - a converter and a cable descrambler which are interconnected and serve the same scope. The controller additionally provides a charging system for the batteries, and a DC-to-DC converter to recharge the 12-volt accessory battery. Although the DC / DC converter has a large current consumption of its own, it has a high power conversion efficiency. Both instruments have an analog-to-digital converter that samples the signal and converts the voltage level to a number. On the way back, I figured the same thing would happen, packed the convertor in my checked luggage, and then discovered I was in a seat that was, in fact, equipped with an outlet. Despite recent advances, traditional analog-to-digital converters are still not fast enough to capture these lightning-quick waveforms. To keep the battery charged, an electric car needs a DC-to-DC converter. In the early days of analog, the customer interface device was called a converter. The key to digital recording is analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. 1.2 A retort used in steelmaking. Example sentencesExamples An assistant swung the converter back into the crucible, leaving the smith free to turn his attention to the liquid steel in the mould. The mathematical modeling of the process of a supersonic oxygen jet interaction with the surface of a liquid metal in a steel-making converter was carried out. 1.3 short for catalytic converter Example sentencesExamples The information contained in the mark includes the converter's precise build time, date, and manufacturing process parameters. This is achieved through a catalyst, usually rhodium or platinum that lines the inside of the converter. One made of stainless steel will help you avoid damages to your converter. Its speed can be influenced by the waste-gate valve, which is controlled by the pressure-driven converter. The other features to look for in a catalytic converter are heavy gauge construction, proper heat shielding around the converter, and ‘high flow’ design. However, these converters do not last for very long, and so after a while cars will be polluting without the driver even knowing! ‘Though a dual-plane is often the best choice for the street, a single-plane will work if the car is light and has lots of gear or a loose converter,’ said Wilson. ‘The converters are the same providing they are for the same model application,’ explains one of the companies. Assuming that the converter had separated internally and was intermittently plugging the exhaust outlet, a new unit was installed. Because of this, the structure of these converters are quite complex although easy to understand. The new converters are mounted closer to the exhaust manifold for quicker lightoff and reduced cold-start emissions. Combining the attributes of two complimentary energy converters yields significant mileage and emissions gains, particularly in urban driving. It is a mixture of silicon and aluminum so as to make the converter more efficient. The main role of the converter is to take the gases that are produced by the engine and transform them in less toxic gases that are more ecological. Such richness in the fuel-to-air ratio would also cause the catalytic converter to run hotter than normal, a condition that may lead to the eventual failure of the converter. Fitting converters was a requirement for new cars in Europe, America and Japan from the early 1980s, so Neil bought an imported Japanese car. 1.4Computing A program that converts data from one format to another. Example sentencesExamples Adding another programmer means you have time to implement more features, optimize and debug code, make file format converters, and other things which get you more customers. The gap between HTML and PDF has been bridged by an advanced PDF to HTML converter in recent data visualization software. First, does anyone know of a PDF to HTML converter that works under Linux? Oh, and if it's got an audio file format converter thrown in too, so much the better. Any other formats have to be converted using a file converter. 1.5 A camera lens which changes the focal length of another lens by a set amount. a camera fitted with a x2 converter Example sentencesExamples Most major camera manufacturers produce a range of lens converters to increase the flexibility of the camera's fixed lens. The solid, fixed converter lens and/or accessory mount with its small, 28 mm threaded ring creates an immediate link to an idea few other manufacturers have exploited, and none as well as Nikon.
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