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1 угол неопределенности
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2 угол неопределенности
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > угол неопределенности
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3 неопределенность
1. ambiguity2. indeterminancy3. vagueness4. equivocation5. incertitude6. indeterminacy7. indetermination8. limbo9. overidentification10. pendency11. suspense12. uncertaintyСинонимический ряд:смутность (сущ.) неясность; расплывчатость; смутность; туманностьРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > неопределенность
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4 априорная неопределенность
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > априорная неопределенность
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5 статистическая неопределенность
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > статистическая неопределенность
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6 степень неопределенности
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > степень неопределенности
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7 круг неопределенности
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > круг неопределенности
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8 Grad
( grade) umg. gerade* * *der Gradextent; degree; grade* * *[graːt]m -(e)s, -e[-də] (SCI, UNIV fig) degree; (MIL) rank; (TYP = Schriftgrad) sizeein Winkel von 45 Grád — an angle of 45 degrees, a 45-degree angle
unterm 32. Grád nördlicher Breite — latitude 32 degrees north
4 Grád Kälte — 4 degrees below freezing point or zero, 4 degrees below
4 Grád Wärme — 4 degrees above freezing point or zero
20 Grád Fahrenheit/Celsius — 20 (degrees) Fahrenheit/centigrade or Celsius
null Grád — zero
Wasser auf 80 Grád erhitzen — to heat water to 80 degrees
es kocht bei 100 Grád — boiling occurs at 100 degrees
in Gráde einteilen — to calibrate, to graduate
ein Verwandter zweiten/dritten Grádes — a relative once/twice removed
Vetter zweiten Grádes — second cousin
Verbrennungen ersten/zweiten Grádes (Med) — first-/second-degree burns
in einem or bis zu einem gewissen Grád(e) — up to a certain point, to a certain degree
in hohem Grád(e) — to a great or large extent
im höchsten Grád(e) — extremely
See:* * *der1) ((an) amount or extent: There is still a degree of uncertainty; The degree of skill varies considerably from person to person.) degree2) (a unit of temperature: 20° (= 20 degrees) Celsius.) degree3) (a unit by which angles are measured: at an angle of 90° (= 90 degrees).) degree4) (one level in a scale of qualities, sizes etc: several grades of sandpaper; a high-grade ore.) grade5) (an extreme point or intensity: His anger reached such a pitch that he hit her.) pitch* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ˈgra:t, pl ˈgra:də]m1. SCI, MATH degree2. GEOG degree3. PHYS degreeWasser gefriert bei null \Grad/kocht bei 100 \Grad Celsius water freezes at zero/boils at 100 degrees Celsius4. SCH degreeakademischer \Grad [university] degreeersten/zweiten/dritten \Grades MED first-/second-/third-degreeVerbrennungen ersten \Grades first-degree burnseine Tante/ein Onkel etc. ersten \Grades an immediate uncle/aunt etc.eine Tante/ein Onkel etc. zweiten/dritten \Grades an aunt/uncle etc. once/twice removedbis zu einem gewissen \Grad[e] to a certain degree [or extent]im höchsten/in hohem \Grad[e] extremely/to a great [or large] extent6.die Regierung hat sich in Bezug auf ihre politische Linie um 180 \Grad gedreht the government has made a u-turn in respect of their policies* * *der; Grad[e]s, Grade1) degreeVerbrennungen ersten/zweiten Grades — first-/second-degree burns
ein Verwandter ersten/zweiten Grades — an immediate relation/a relation once removed
in hohem Grade — to a great or large extent
2) (akademischer Grad) degree; (Milit.) rank3) (Maßeinheit, Math., Geogr.) degree10 Grad Wärme/Kälte — 10 degrees above zero/below [zero]
minus 5 Grad/5 Grad minus — minus 5 degrees
Gleichungen zweiten Grades — equations of the second degree; quadratic equations
sich um hundertachtzig Grad drehen — (fig.) completely change [one's views]
der 50. Grad nördlicher Breite — [latitude] 50 degrees North
* * *1. Temperatur: degree;bei acht Grad at (a temperature of) eight degrees;es sind acht Grad it’s eight degrees, the temperature is eight degrees;zwei Grad Wärme/Kälte oderplus/minus oderüber/unter Null two degrees above/below zero;20 Grad Celsius entsprechen 68 Grad Fahrenheit 20 degrees Celsius is (the same as) 68 degrees Fahrenheit;39 Grad (Fieber) haben have a temperature of 392. MATH, PHYS, GEOG etc degree;Gleichung zweiten Grades quadratic equation, equation of the second degree;40 Grad nördlicher Breite 40° (= forty degrees) north (latitude);ein geringer/hoher Grad an (+dat) a slight/high degree of;bestimmen/messen determine/measure the degree of maturity;in hohem Grade to a high degree, highly; (weitgehend) largely, to a great extent;im höchsten Grade extremely, highly;in geringem Grade slightly;in dem Grade, dass … to such a degree that…;bis zu einem gewissen Grad(e) up to a point, to some extentVerbrennung zweiten Grades second-degree burn;Vetter ersten/zweiten Grades first/second cousin;dritter Grad bei Verhör: third degree* * *der; Grad[e]s, Grade1) degreeVerbrennungen ersten/zweiten Grades — first-/second-degree burns
ein Verwandter ersten/zweiten Grades — an immediate relation/a relation once removed
in hohem Grade — to a great or large extent
2) (akademischer Grad) degree; (Milit.) rank3) (Maßeinheit, Math., Geogr.) degree10 Grad Wärme/Kälte — 10 degrees above zero/below [zero]
minus 5 Grad/5 Grad minus — minus 5 degrees
Gleichungen zweiten Grades — equations of the second degree; quadratic equations
sich um hundertachtzig Grad drehen — (fig.) completely change [one's views]
der 50. Grad nördlicher Breite — [latitude] 50 degrees North
* * *-e m.degree n.grade n.order n.rank n. -
9 grad
( grade) umg. gerade* * *der Gradextent; degree; grade* * *[graːt]m -(e)s, -e[-də] (SCI, UNIV fig) degree; (MIL) rank; (TYP = Schriftgrad) sizeein Winkel von 45 Grád — an angle of 45 degrees, a 45-degree angle
unterm 32. Grád nördlicher Breite — latitude 32 degrees north
4 Grád Kälte — 4 degrees below freezing point or zero, 4 degrees below
4 Grád Wärme — 4 degrees above freezing point or zero
20 Grád Fahrenheit/Celsius — 20 (degrees) Fahrenheit/centigrade or Celsius
null Grád — zero
Wasser auf 80 Grád erhitzen — to heat water to 80 degrees
es kocht bei 100 Grád — boiling occurs at 100 degrees
in Gráde einteilen — to calibrate, to graduate
ein Verwandter zweiten/dritten Grádes — a relative once/twice removed
Vetter zweiten Grádes — second cousin
Verbrennungen ersten/zweiten Grádes (Med) — first-/second-degree burns
in einem or bis zu einem gewissen Grád(e) — up to a certain point, to a certain degree
in hohem Grád(e) — to a great or large extent
im höchsten Grád(e) — extremely
See:* * *der1) ((an) amount or extent: There is still a degree of uncertainty; The degree of skill varies considerably from person to person.) degree2) (a unit of temperature: 20° (= 20 degrees) Celsius.) degree3) (a unit by which angles are measured: at an angle of 90° (= 90 degrees).) degree4) (one level in a scale of qualities, sizes etc: several grades of sandpaper; a high-grade ore.) grade5) (an extreme point or intensity: His anger reached such a pitch that he hit her.) pitch* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ˈgra:t, pl ˈgra:də]m1. SCI, MATH degree2. GEOG degree3. PHYS degreeWasser gefriert bei null \Grad/kocht bei 100 \Grad Celsius water freezes at zero/boils at 100 degrees Celsius4. SCH degreeakademischer \Grad [university] degreeersten/zweiten/dritten \Grades MED first-/second-/third-degreeVerbrennungen ersten \Grades first-degree burnseine Tante/ein Onkel etc. ersten \Grades an immediate uncle/aunt etc.eine Tante/ein Onkel etc. zweiten/dritten \Grades an aunt/uncle etc. once/twice removedbis zu einem gewissen \Grad[e] to a certain degree [or extent]im höchsten/in hohem \Grad[e] extremely/to a great [or large] extent6.die Regierung hat sich in Bezug auf ihre politische Linie um 180 \Grad gedreht the government has made a u-turn in respect of their policies* * *der; Grad[e]s, Grade1) degreeVerbrennungen ersten/zweiten Grades — first-/second-degree burns
ein Verwandter ersten/zweiten Grades — an immediate relation/a relation once removed
in hohem Grade — to a great or large extent
2) (akademischer Grad) degree; (Milit.) rank3) (Maßeinheit, Math., Geogr.) degree10 Grad Wärme/Kälte — 10 degrees above zero/below [zero]
minus 5 Grad/5 Grad minus — minus 5 degrees
Gleichungen zweiten Grades — equations of the second degree; quadratic equations
sich um hundertachtzig Grad drehen — (fig.) completely change [one's views]
der 50. Grad nördlicher Breite — [latitude] 50 degrees North
* * ** * *der; Grad[e]s, Grade1) degreeVerbrennungen ersten/zweiten Grades — first-/second-degree burns
ein Verwandter ersten/zweiten Grades — an immediate relation/a relation once removed
in hohem Grade — to a great or large extent
2) (akademischer Grad) degree; (Milit.) rank3) (Maßeinheit, Math., Geogr.) degree10 Grad Wärme/Kälte — 10 degrees above zero/below [zero]
minus 5 Grad/5 Grad minus — minus 5 degrees
Gleichungen zweiten Grades — equations of the second degree; quadratic equations
sich um hundertachtzig Grad drehen — (fig.) completely change [one's views]
der 50. Grad nördlicher Breite — [latitude] 50 degrees North
* * *-e m.degree n.grade n.order n.rank n. -
10 с уверенностью утверждать
С уверенностью утверждать-- While there appears to be a trend toward a slightly increasing angle with increasing oil concentration, there is too much uncertainty in the data to conclusively state this as true.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > с уверенностью утверждать
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11 degree
[dɪˈgriː] noun1) (an) amount or extent:دَرَجَهThe degree of skill varies considerably from person to person.
2) a unit of temperature:دَرَجَه مِئَوِيَّه20° (= 20 degrees) Celsius.
3) a unit by which angles are measured:درَجَة (الزاوِيَه)at an angle of 90° (= 90 degrees).
دَرَجَه (جامِعِيَّه)He took a degree in chemistry.
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