SEC Advanced, Vocabulary List

 By Nate Feldman

Equipped: To be provided with the necessary tools, resources, or skills for a specific task or purpose. For example, "The team is equipped with advanced technology for the mission."

Recovered: To regain something that was lost, damaged, or in an undesirable condition. It can also refer to returning to a normal or improved state, such as recovering from illness or an accident.

Investigators: People who examine or research something in detail, usually to uncover facts, solve problems, or solve crimes. For example, "The investigators are examining the evidence for clues."

Automated: A process or system that operates without human intervention, typically controlled by technology or machines. For example, "The factory uses automated machinery to assemble products."

Guidance: Advice, direction, or leadership provided to help someone or something progress or function properly. For example, "The teacher offered guidance to the students on their projects."

Sensor: A device or instrument that detects and responds to changes in the environment, such as light, temperature, motion, or pressure. For example, "The motion sensor turned on the lights when someone entered the room."

Frozen: Something that has been turned into a solid by lowering its temperature below the freezing point, or something that is immobilized or unchanging. For example, "The lake is frozen in the winter."

Data: Facts, statistics, or information collected for analysis or reference. For example, "The researchers analyzed the data to find patterns in the experiment."

Manual Control: A method of operating a machine or system by hand, rather than by automation or automatic control systems. For example, "The pilot took manual control of the aircraft during the emergency."

Dramatically: In a way that is striking or significant, often involving a great change or effect. For example, "The weather changed dramatically overnight, going from sunny to stormy."

Revealed: Made something known or visible that was previously hidden or secret. For example, "The investigation revealed the truth about the incident."