Definitions for "buffered"
containing a buffer{5}; -- of solutions, usually aqueous solutions.
Adding alkaline substances to materials after removing the acids to protect the product against acid migration in the future.
A term used in the paper industry designating that an alkaline filler has been added during the paper making process, which makes the paper acid-free. It also increases the smoothness of the paper surface, improves brightness and opacity, and helps prevent ink from feathering.
Data that is collected but held back rather than made immediately available. Similar to a translator on the news listening to a whole statement before telling you what the speaker has said, rather than trying to give you a less accurate, halting, word-by-word translation.
Data that is collected but not made immediately available. Compare to a language translator who listens to a whole statement before repeating what the speaker has said rather than providing a word-by-word tranlsation. Example: Streaming media data viewable using a tool like RealMedia Player is buffered.
therapeutic preparations containing chemicals, such as antacids, that inhibits the corrosive action of the drug.