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expander

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expander [ik′spand·ər]
(electronics)
A transducer that, for a given input amplitude range, produces a larger output range.
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Instead of being able to place the expanders immediately after the mastectomy they will have to wait to start the expansion and reconstruction later," said a Health Ministry official, who wished to remain unnamed.
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Ahmed Butti Ahmed, Director General of Dubai Customs sponsored a workshop on "Time Expander and Skills Development" held Thursday 9th April 2009 as part of the continuous development programs being adopted by Dubai Customs to achieve best results and the organizational strategic objectives.
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