Your Search word - Ensor - did not match exactly any word.
Related Definitions
Sensormotor stage According to Piaget, sensormotor stage is the first stage of cognitive development, from birth to about 2 years of age. During this stage the infant sees himself (or his self) as the
Sensory deprivation Sensory deprivation is a situation where people are deprived of the usual stimulation of their senses encountered in daily life. Apparently when people are isolated from
Extrasensory perception Extrasensory perception is the ability to receive information about the world from sources other than the known senses. Whether or not such
Censorship Censorship in psychoanalysis is the regulation of the repressed material in the unconscious to see that nothing threatening to the ego is allowed to escape into
Sun Sensor Sun Sensor is a dash top sensor, usually dome-shaped, that measures the "sun load" on the vehicle to help improve the accuracy of the
Side curtain rollover sensor Side curtain rollover sensor is a sensor that determines in the event of a collision whether or not it is necessary to deploy a vehicles side curtain
Oxygen sensor Oxygen sensor in a computer-controlled, fuel-injected vehicle, a sensor mounted in the exhaust stream that relays air/fuel ratio information to the
Gyro sensor Gyro sensor is a device that enables a vehicles navigation system to determine the direction the vehicle is facing.
Heated air temperature sensor Heated air temperature sensor is a device that provides information needed by a vehicles computer to determine the temperature of the air
Driver state sensor Driver state sensor is a device that monitors a drivers eye movement and/or vital signs while a vehicle is in motion.
Definition