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1 additive independence
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > additive independence
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2 additive independence
Математика: аддитивная независимость -
3 additive independence
English-Russian scientific dictionary > additive independence
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4 independence
independence in variety — матем. независимость в разнообразии
independence in behavior — матем. независимость в поведении
independence under ignorance — матем. независимость в условиях незнания
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5 аддитивная независимость
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > аддитивная независимость
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6 measure
1) мера2) мероприятие3) средство измерения || измерять4) критерий; мерило5) мерная посуда || отмеривать; дозировать6) полигр. формат полосы набора•fundamental in measure — мат. фундаментальный по мере
measure with basis — мат. мера с базисом
measure with value — мат. мера со значением
measure on intervals —мат. мера на интервалах
measure on rings — мат. мера на кольцах
of zero measure — мат. нульмерный
precision measure by external consistency — мат. мера точности по внешней совместности, мера точности переопределённых исходных уравнений
precision measure by internal consistency — мат. мера точности по внутренней совместности, мера точности по оценке экспериментальной погрешности исходных данных
to measure up — соответствовать, удовлетворять ( требованиям)
- completely random measure - locally finite measure - measure of relative skewness - normed measure - strongly dominant measure - totally finite measureto take measure — швейн. снимать мерку
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