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metered dose i. an inhaler used to deliver aerosolized medications in fixed doses to patients with respiratory disease.
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meter An instrument that records or regulates the amount of something passing through it, like electricity or gas.
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meter A device used to measure and record the amount of electricity used by a consumer.
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meter A basic music term, but sometimes not fully understood. The organization of the beats of time (or ground beat), moving at a certain rate (the tempo), into groupings which are heirarchical, that is, there is a unit of a stated number of beats (the bar) which includes strong and weak beats in an organized pattern. All this is implied by a 'meter' of 4/4, 3/4, etc.
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meter The pattern in which a steady succession of rhythmic pulses is organized.
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