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turnout
This term primarily conveys a sense of collective presence or industrial output. When referring to elections or events, it carries a strong connotation of civic engagement or public interest, where a high value suggests enthusiasm and a low value suggests apathy.
In manufacturing and machining contexts, the word shifts from a measure of people to a measure of volume or precision. It describes the tangible result of a production process, whether that be the total quantity of goods manufactured or the specific physical shaping of a material on a lathe.
Meanings
The number of people who attend or participate in a particular event, especially an election or a public gathering.
The amount of a product produced by a factory or industry over a specific period of time.
Examples
The voter turnout for the local election was surprisingly low.
I hope we have a huge turnout for the charity concert tomorrow.
The factory increased its daily turnout of steel beams to meet the deadline.
The company is known for the high quality of its artistic turnout.
The precision of the turnout on this axle is impressive.
We expected a poor turnout due to the heavy rain.
The annual turnout of the textile mill has dropped since last year.