detectados

Detectados is the masculine plural form of the Spanish past participle of detectar, used as an adjective or in passive constructions to indicate that something has been identified or discovered by a detection process. It can function in sentences such as “los objetos detectados por el sistema” or “fueron detectados por la máquina.”

In grammar, detectados agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. The feminine plural is detectadas, the masculine singular is detectado, and the feminine singular is detectada. This flexibility allows detectados to describe a wide range of subjects that have been found or identified through observation, testing, or analysis.

The term is common in science, technology, security, and everyday language. It is used to refer to items, events, or individuals identified by sensors, tests, or data analysis. Examples include objects detectados por un radar, resultados detectados por un laboratorio, or patrones detectados en un conjunto de datos. In reports, detectados often contrasts with the act of detección (detection) versus the detected items themselves.

In applied contexts, detectados frequently appears in discussions of surveillance, quality control, astronomy, biology, and information technology, where systems identify anomalies, features, or targets. Proper usage emphasizes the outcome of detection rather than the process, aligning with the broader family of terms derived from detectar and detección.