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1 bias
biasbijstroomfout met gemiddelde afwijkinggemiddelde afwijkinginstelstroomnegatieve voorspanningonzuiverheidsystematische foutvoormagnetisatievoorspanning -
2 bias
n. vroegere kennis; draai--------v. verdraaien van kennisbias1[ bajjəs] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉2 aanleg4 〈 bowls〉 eenzijdige verzwaring 〈 van bal〉 ⇒ 〈 bij uitbreiding〉 afwijking 〈in vorm en/of loop van de bal〉, effect♦voorbeelden:1 a bias towards the left • een voorkeur voor/neiging naar swithout bias • onbevooroordeeld————————bias2〈werkwoord; bias(s)ed〉♦voorbeelden: -
3 bias amplitude
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4 bias battery
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5 bias current
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6 bias distortion
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7 bias frequency
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11 bias testing
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12 bias voltage
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13 a bias towards the left
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14 cut (cloth) on the bias
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15 he was bias(s)ed against black people
he was bias(s)ed against black peopleEnglish-Dutch dictionary > he was bias(s)ed against black people
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16 with a mathematical bias
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20 mechanical bias
mechanische bias
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bias — n prejudice, prepossession, partiality, *predilection Analogous words: slant, standpoint, *point of view, viewpoint, angle: Meaning, propensity: inclining or inclination, predisposition, disposition (see corresponding verbs at INCLINE) Contrasted … New Dictionary of Synonyms