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booster
1. Radio Television
a. a radio-frequency amplifier connected between an aerial and a receiver to amplify weak incoming signals
b. a radio-frequency amplifier that amplifies incoming signals, retransmitting them at higher power
2. another name for supercharger
3. short for booster dose

booster [′büs·tər]
(aerospace engineering)
(electricity)
A small generator inserted in series or parallel with a larger generator to maintain normal voltage output under heavy loads.
(electronics)
A separate radio-frequency amplifier connected between an antenna and a television receiver to amplify weak signals.
A radio-frequency amplifier that amplifies and rebroadcasts a received television or communication radio carrier frequency for reception by the general public.
(immunology)
The dose of an immunizing agent given to stimulate the effects of a previous dose of the same agent.
(mechanical engineering)
A compressor that is used as the first stage in a cascade refrigerating system.
(ordnance)
An assembly of metal parts and explosive charge provided to augment the explosive component of a fuse, to cause detonation of the main explosive charge of the munition.

Booster - A data-parallel language.

"The Booster Language", E. Paalvast, TR PL 89-ITI-B-18, Inst voor Toegepaste Informatica TNO, Delft, 1989.


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