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1 состоятельная статистика
Russian-english psychology dictionary > состоятельная статистика
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2 непротиворечивые данные
1. consistent dataспецификация данных; определение данных — data specification
совокупность данных; данные объединенные в пул — pooled data
2. consistent statistics3. mutually consistent dataРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > непротиворечивые данные
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3 самостоятельная статистика
Psychology: consistent statisticsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > самостоятельная статистика
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4 стыковка
Данные налоговых служб и Госкомстата состыковать друг с другом достаточно сложно (из выступления В.Путина на заседании кабинета министров). — The data provided by the tax agencies and the Statistics Committee do not really fit/can hardly be called consistent.
Наши слушатели не получили внятных ответов. Есть несостыковки, особенно по Рязани («Эхо Москвы»). — Our listeners have not received coherent answers. There are inconsistencies, particularly as regards Ryazan.
Нестыковка политических процессов в России и США — The political processes in Russia and the U.S. are not in sync.
нестыковка (несостыковка) позиций сторон в переговорах — differences (in the two sides' positions), disagreements.
на стыке направлений, наук — at the juncture/intersection of different disciplines, sciences.
Как установить стабильный мир на стыках исламской и неисламской культур? (интервью С.Кириенко газете «Век») — How do we achieve sustainable peace at the intersection of Islamic and non-Islamic cultures?
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