signaling

/ˈsɪɡnəlɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act of sending a message or giving information using signs, lights, sounds, or gestures.
    • The train's signaling warned everyone to stay off the tracks.
    • Good signaling between drivers helps prevent accidents on the road.
    • The referee's signaling indicated a penalty for the team.
  2. In biology, the process by which cells communicate with each other to coordinate their activities.
    • Hormones are part of the body's chemical signaling system.
    • Scientists study signaling pathways to understand how diseases develop.
    • Cell signaling is essential for the immune system to fight infections.
adjective
  1. Sending a message or giving information, especially by a visible or audible sign.
    • The signaling smoke from the campfire could be seen for miles.
    • A signaling device on the life raft helps rescuers find survivors.
    • The signaling lights on the control panel blinked rapidly.
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