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21 random sample
muestra aleatoriaEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > random sample
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22 random access
nCOMP&DP acceso aleatorio m, acceso casual m, acceso directo m, acceso fortuito mELEC ENG, ELECTRON acceso aleatorio mSPACE acceso aleatorio m, acceso casual m, acceso directo m, acceso fortuito m -
23 random arrangement
nMETALL distribución fortuita f -
24 random channel
nTELECOM canal aleatorio m, canal probabilístico m -
25 random distribution
nMETALL distribución fortuita f -
26 random error
nCOAL, METR error accidental m, error aleatorio m, error casual mPHYS, TELECOM error aleatorio m -
27 random event
nELECTRON acontecimiento fortuito m, circunstancia imprevista f, suceso aleatorio m -
28 random excitation
nCOMP&DP, TELECOM excitación aleatoria f -
29 random failure
nELEC ENG fallo fortuito m -
30 random field
nTELECOM campo de propiedades estadísticas m -
31 random file
nCOMP&DP archivo aleatorio m -
32 random loading
nMETALL carga distribuida de forma arbitraria f -
33 random logic
nCOMP&DP, ELECTRON circuito lógico aleatorio m -
34 random multiple access
nCOMP&DP, TELECOM acceso múltiple aleatorio mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > random multiple access
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35 random noise
nACOUST, ELECTRON, GEOPHYS, PHYS, SPACE, TELECOM ruido aleatorio m, ruido casual m, ruido complejo m, ruido errático m, ruido estadístico m -
36 random number
nCOMP&DP, MATH, TELECOM número aleatorio m -
37 random pulse
nELECTRON, TELECOM impulso aleatorio m, impulso fortuito m -
38 random sample
nAGRIC, COAL, FOOD, MATH, QUALITY, TELECOM muestra al azar f, muestra aleatoria f -
39 random sampling
nAGRIC, COAL, FOOD, MATH, QUALITY, TELECOM muestreo al azar m, muestreo aleatorio m -
40 random scan
nCOMP&DP exploración aleatoria f
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