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Математика: логически связанные событияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > logically related events
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > logically related events
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The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > logically related events
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English-Russian scientific dictionary > logically related events
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5 logically
1) логично
2) логически
3) последовательно ∙ logically consistent data ≈ логически непротиворечивые данные logically constructed relation ≈ логически построенное соотношение logically defined class ≈ логически определенный класс logically determinate event ≈ логически определенное событие logically determinate formula ≈ логически определенная формула logically equivalent circuits ≈ логически эквивалентные схемы logically equivalent propositions ≈ логически эквивалентные высказывания logically equivalent statements ≈ логически эквивалентные высказывания logically false expression ≈ логически ложное выражение logically indeterminate event ≈ логически неопределенное событие logically irreducible relation ≈ логически неприводимое соотношение logically necessary hypothesis ≈ логически необходимая гипотеза logically related events ≈ логически связанные события logically true expression ≈ логически истинное выражение logically true sentence ≈ логически истинное предложение logically true statement ≈ логически истинное высказывание logically universal sentence ≈ логически универсальное предложение logically valid formula ≈ логически общезначимая формула logically valid sentence ≈ логически общезначимое предложение - logically absurd - logically complex - logically conclusive - logically consistent - logically contradictory - logically correct - logically defined - logically dependent - logically determinate - logically equivalent - logically exhaustive - logically false - logically imply - logically impossible - logically inconsistent - logically independent - logically indeterminate - logically justifiable - logically necessary - logically true - logically universal - logically valid - multiply logically логично;
логически логически рассуждая - *, one should become wiser with experience but some people never do по логике, нам следовало бы становиться умнее с годами, но некоторым из нас это не удаетсяБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > logically
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события aggregate of simple events ≈ множество элементарных событий algebra of states and events ≈ алгебра состояний и событий asymptotically independent events ≈ асимптотически независимые события chain dependent events ≈ зависимые события, образующие цепь continuous interference of events ≈ т. вер. непрерывное вмешательство случая delayed recurrent events ≈ рекуррентные события с задержкой discrete interference of events ≈ т. вер. дискретное вмешательство случая equally likely events ≈ равновероятные [равновозможные] события equally possible events ≈ равновероятные [равновозможные] события events occur at random ≈ явления носят случайный характер expected number of events ≈ ожидаемое число событий interval between events ≈ т. вер. интервал между событиями logically related events ≈ логически связанные события mutually exclusive events ≈ взаимно исключающие события mutually independent events ≈ взаимно независимые события pairwise independent events ≈ попарно независимые события set of elementary events ≈ множество элементарных событий statistically dependent events ≈ статистически зависимые события statistically independent events ≈ статистически независимые события stochastically independent events ≈ стохастически независимые события stream of random events ≈ поток случайных событий symmetrically dependent events ≈ эквивалентные события - algebra of events - antithetic events - at all events - chain of events - chained events - coincident events - combination of events - compatible events - consecutive events - crowd of events - current events - cycling of events - disjoint events - equal events - equiprobable events - equivalent events - exclusive events - exhaustive events - family of events - field of events - flow of events - identical events - implication of events - independence of events - independent events - intersection of events - multiple events - nonindependent events - nonoverlapping events - population of events - product of events - quasiequivalent events - quasiindependent events - recurrent events - repetitive events - semigroup of events - sequence of events - series of events - space of events - sum of events - union of events Результаты events: caught up by ~ находящийся в гуще событий events: caught up by ~ находящийся в гуще событий -
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1) событие; акт; случай2) исход; результат•- antecedent event
- antithetic events
- base event
- can't happen event
- certain event
- chained events
- chance event
- coincident events
- complementary event
- compound event
- data-driven event
- dependent event
- desired event
- dummy event
- elemental event
- elementary event
- endogenous event
- equiprobable events
- exhaustive events
- exogenous event
- file event
- flux transfer events
- fuzzy event
- hypothetical event
- impossible event
- independent events
- initial ionizing event
- invariant event
- logically related events
- media event
- MIDI event
- mutually exclusive events
- mutually independent events
- null event
- pairwise independent events
- power down and resume events
- primary ionizing event
- random event
- realizable event
- scalar event
- simple event
- tail event
- triggering event
- undesired event
- vector event
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1) событие; акт; случай2) исход; результат•- antecedent event
- antithetic events
- base event
- can't happen event
- certain event
- chained events
- chance event
- coincident events
- complementary event
- compound event
- data-driven event
- dependent event
- desired event
- dummy event
- elemental event
- elementary event
- endogenous event
- equiprobable events
- exhaustive events
- exogenous event
- file event
- flux transfer events
- fuzzy event
- hypothetical event
- impossible event
- independent events
- initial ionizing event
- invariant event
- logically related events
- media event
- MIDI event
- mutually exclusive events
- mutually independent events
- null event
- pairwise independent events
- power down and resume events
- primary ionizing event
- random event
- realizable event
- scalar event
- simple event
- tail event
- triggering event
- undesired event
- vector event
- wake up eventThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > event
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adjectivebe unrelated — (not connected) nicht miteinander zusammenhängen; (not related by family) nicht [miteinander] verwandt sein
be unrelated to something — mit etwas in keinem Zusammenhang stehen
* * *un·re·lat·ed[ˌʌnrɪˈleɪtɪd, AM -t̬-]2. (not logically connected)* * *["ʌnrI'leItɪd]adj(= unconnected) ohne Beziehung (to zu); (by family) nicht verwandtthe two events are unrelated/are not unrelated — die beiden Ereignisse stehen in keinem Zusammenhang miteinander/sind nicht gänzlich ohne Zusammenhang
* * *unrelated adj1. ohne Beziehung (to, with zu)2. nicht verwandt (to, with mit) (auch fig)3. nicht berichtet* * *adjectivebe unrelated — (not connected) nicht miteinander zusammenhängen; (not related by family) nicht [miteinander] verwandt sein
* * *adj.ohne Beziehung ausdr.unverwandt adj.
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