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1 Stichprobe
f1. spot check; Rechnungsprüfung: sample audit; eine Stichprobe machen do ( oder carry out) a spot check3. Statistik: sampling* * *die Stichprobespot check; sample; random sample* * *Stịch|pro|befspot check; (SOCIOL) (random) sample surveyStichproben machen — to carry out or make spot checks; (Sociol) to carry out a (random) sample survey
bei der Stichprobe wurde festgestellt, dass... — the spot check/sampling revealed that...
* * *(an inspection made without warning, especially on items chosen at random from a group: We only found out about the flaw during a spot check on goods leaving the factory.) spot check* * *Stich·pro·be\Stichproben machen [o vornehmen] to carry out a spot check [or random sample]* * *die [random] sample; (bei Kontrollen) spot check* * *1. spot check; Rechnungsprüfung: sample audit;eine Stichprobe machen do ( oder carry out) a spot check2. von Waren: random sample;eine Stichprobe machen take a random sample3. Statistik: sampling* * *die [random] sample; (bei Kontrollen) spot check* * *f.random sample n.spot check n.spot test n. -
2 steekproef
2 [personen] sample, sampling♦voorbeelden:1 steekproeven nemen • make random/spot checks; 〈 sociologie〉 carry out/take a (random) sample survey -
3 Stichprobenerhebung
Stichprobenerhebung f 1. STAT sample survey (Repräsentativerhebung); 2. V&M poll* * ** * *Stichprobenerhebung
sample (sampling) survey, random-sample survey, poll;
• Stichprobenfehler sampling error;
• Stichprobenhäufigkeit frequency of sampling;
• Stichprobennetz network of samples;
• Stichprobenplan sample design (plan);
• Stichprobenprüfung sampling inspection;
• Stichprobenpunkt sampling point;
• Stichprobenraum sample room;
• Stichprobenschema sampling scheme;
• Stichprobenumfang sample size;
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4 steekproeven nemen
steekproeven nemenmake random/spot checks; 〈 sociologie〉 carry out/take a (random) sample surveyVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > steekproeven nemen
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5 Stichprobenerhebung
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6 campione
"sample;Probe;Muster;amostragem longitudinal"* * *m sample( esemplare) specimendi stoffa swatchsports champion* * *campione s.m.1 sample; ( esemplare) specimen; ( solo di stoffa) swatch; ( disegno) pattern: un campione di vino, a wine sample; prelevare, analizzare un campione, to take, to analyse a sample // (comm.): campione gratuito, free sample; campione senza valore, sample only, sample of no commercial value; campioni di merce spedita, shipment samples; al campione, come da campione, as per sample; conforme a campione, secondo campione, up to standard; vendita su campione, sale by sample // (stat.): campione casuale, random sample; campione rappresentativo, representative sample; campione di prova, trial sample; campione di zona, area sample; campione statistico, statistical sample; metodo del campione, sample method // (metrol.) il metro campione, the standard meter2 (sport) champion: campione di nuoto, swimming champion; ecco il futuro campione!, ecco un campione in erba!, here's the budding champion!◆ agg.2 ( preso a modello) sample (attr.): indagine campione, sample survey, (amer.) pilot survey; esemplare campione, model sample (o specimen).* * *[kam'pjone] 1.1) (vincitore, atleta di alto livello) championcampione di pugilato — champion boxer, boxing champion
essere un campione — [ persona] to be an ace
essere campione d'incassi — [film, spettacolo] to be a box-office hit
3) (difensore)4) med. min. tecn. (di tessuto, feci, urina, roccia) sample, specimen5) statist. sample, cross-section6) comm. sample; (di rivista, libro) specimen; (di carta da parati) pattern; cosmet. tester2.aggettivo invariabile1) sport2) statist.* * *campione/kam'pjone/I sostantivo m.(f. - essa /essa/)1 (vincitore, atleta di alto livello) champion; campione del mondo world champion; campione di pugilato champion boxer, boxing champion2 (chi eccelle) essere un campione [ persona] to be an ace; essere campione d'incassi [ film, spettacolo] to be a box-office hit3 (difensore) un campione della fede a champion of faith; farsi campione di una causa to champion a cause4 med. min. tecn. (di tessuto, feci, urina, roccia) sample, specimen5 statist. sample, cross-section1 sport squadra campione champion team -
7 Stichprobe
Stich·pro·be f -
8 Verbraucherseite
Verbraucherseite
consumer side;
• Verbraucherstaat consuming state;
• Verbraucherstatistik consumer statistics;
• Verbrauchersteuer tax on consumption, consumption tax;
• Verbraucherstichprobe consumer [random] sample;
• Verbraucherstreik consumers’ strike;
• Verbraucherstudien consumer studies;
• Verbraucherstufe consumer level;
• Verbrauchertagung consumer assembly;
• Verbrauchertest, Verbraucherumfrage consumer buying survey;
• Verbrauchertestgruppe consumer panel;
• Verbrauchertreue consumer loyalty;
• Verbraucherüberschuss consumer affluence;
• Verbraucherunterrichtung consumer information;
• Verbraucheruntersuchungen consumer studies;
• Verbraucherverband association for consumer research, consumer association;
• Verbraucherverbände consumer organisations;
• Verbraucherverhalten consumer behavio(u)r;
• Verbrauchervertrag consumer contract;
• Verbrauchervertretung consumer representation;
• Verbraucherwahl consumers’ choice;
• Verbraucherwerber consumer advertiser;
• Verbraucherwerbung consumer advertising;
• Verbraucherwettbewerb consumer contest;
• Verbraucherwirtschaft consumer economics;
• Verbraucherwünsche consumer wants (desires);
• Verbraucherzeitschrift consumer magazine (publication);
• Verbraucherzentrale consumer information centre;
• Verbraucherzentrum consumer center (US) (centre, Br.);
• Verbraucherzurückhaltung consumer resistance, resistance to high prices. -
9 Marktuntersuchung
Marktuntersuchung f 1. GEN market study; 2. V&M market survey, survey research (Marktanalyse)* * ** * *Marktuntersuchung
market research (study, analysis, audit, information), [market] survey, trade research, market[ing] inquiry, commercial survey;
• charakteristische Marktuntersuchung controlled sample;
• methodische Marktuntersuchung randomization;
• regionale Marktuntersuchung area sampling;
• repräsentative Marktuntersuchung adequate sample;
• nach Schichten spezifizierte Marktuntersuchung stratified sample;
• stichprobenartige Marktuntersuchung haphazard (random, accidental) sampling;
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10 sampling
1. Mktga sales promotion technique in which customers and prospects are offered a free sample of a product2. Opsthe selection of a small proportion of a set of items being studied, from which valid inferences about the whole set or population can be made. Sampling makes it possible to obtain valid research results when it is impracticable to survey the whole population. The size of the sample needed for valid results depends on a number of factors, including the uniformity of the population being studied and the level of accuracy required. The technique is based on the laws of probability, and a number of different sampling methods can be used, including random sampling and nonrandom sampling. Specialized applications of sampling include activity sampling, acceptance sampling, and attribute sampling.
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