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   1) Grammar as Analogous to a Scientific Theory

   I think that the failure to offer a precise account of the notion "grammar" is not just a superficial defect in linguistic theory that can be remedied by adding one more definition. It seems to me that until this notion is clarified, no part of linguistic theory can achieve anything like a satisfactory development.... I have been discussing a grammar of a particular language here as analogous to a particular scientific theory, dealing with its subject matter (the set of sentences of this language) much as embryology or physics deals with its subject matter. (Chomsky, 1964, p. 213)

   2) Native Speakers and Their Grammar

   Obviously, every speaker of a language has mastered and internalized a generative grammar that expresses his knowledge of his language. This is not to say that he is aware of the rules of grammar or even that he can become aware of them, or that his statements about his intuitive knowledge of his language are necessarily accurate. (Chomsky, 1965, p. 8)

   3) The Reduction of Transformation Rules In a Science of Grammar

   Much effort has been devoted to showing that the class of possible transformations can be substantially reduced without loss of descriptive power through the discovery of quite general conditions that all such rules and the representations they operate on and form must meet.... [The] transformational rules, at least for a substantial core grammar, can be reduced to the single rule, "Move alpha" (that is, "move any category anywhere"). (Mehler, Walker & Garrett, 1982, p. 21)

   4) The Relationship of Transformational Grammar to Semantics and to Human Performance

   he implications of assuming a semantic memory for what we might call "generative psycholinguistics" are: that dichotomous judgments of semantic well-formedness versus anomaly are not essential or inherent to language performance; that the transformational component of a grammar is the part most relevant to performance models; that a generative grammar's role should be viewed as restricted to language production, whereas sentence understanding should be treated as a problem of extracting a cognitive representation of a text's message; that until some theoretical notion of cognitive representation is incorporated into linguistic conceptions, they are unlikely to provide either powerful language-processing programs or psychologically relevant theories.

   Although these implications conflict with the way others have viewed the relationship of transformational grammars to semantics and to human performance, they do not eliminate the importance of such grammars to psychologists, an importance stressed in, and indeed largely created by, the work of Chomsky. It is precisely because of a growing interdependence between such linguistic theory and psychological performance models that their relationship needs to be clarified. (Quillian, 1968, p. 260)

   5) The Terminologies of Formal Grammar

   here are some terminological distinctions that are crucial to explain, or else confusions can easily arise. In the formal study of grammar, a language is defined as a set of sentences, possibly infinite, where each sentence is a string of symbols or words. One can think of each sentence as having several representations linked together: one for its sound pattern, one for its meaning, one for the string of words constituting it, possibly others for other data structures such as the "surface structure" and "deep structure" that are held to mediate the mapping between sound and meaning. Because no finite system can store an infinite number of sentences, and because humans in particular are clearly not pullstring dolls that emit sentences from a finite stored list, one must explain human language abilities by imputing to them a grammar, which in the technical sense is a finite rule system, or programme, or circuit design, capable of generating and recognizing the sentences of a particular language. This "mental grammar" or "psychogrammar" is the neural system that allows us to speak and understand the possible word sequences of our native tongue. A grammar for a specific language is obviously acquired by a human during childhood, but there must be neural circuitry that actually carries out the acquisition process in the child, and this circuitry may be called the language faculty or language acquisition device. An important part of the language faculty is universal grammar, an implementation of a set of principles or constraints that govern the possible form of any human grammar. (Pinker, 1996, p. 263)

   6) The Theory of Grammar

   A grammar of language L is essentially a theory of L. Any scientific theory is based on a finite number of observations, and it seeks to relate the observed phenomena and to predict new phenomena by constructing general laws in terms of hypothetical constructs.... Similarly a grammar of English is based on a finite corpus of utterances (observations), and it will contain certain grammatical rules (laws) stated in terms of the particular phonemes, phrases, etc., of English (hypothetical constructs). These rules express structural relations among the sentences of the corpus and the infinite number of sentences generated by the grammar beyond the corpus (predictions). (Chomsky, 1957, p. 49)

1) функция, назначение || функционировать, действовать

2) матем. функция

3) функция (метод, возвращающий значение (в отличие от procedure))

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- a posteriori density function

1) (химический) элемент

2) (гальванический) элемент, первичный источник тока

3) элемент (конструкции, машины, схемы); компонент; (составная) часть; деталь

4) орган ( станка)

5) устройство; узел, блок; звено; схема

- break the system

- communicate with system

- access control system

- access control list system

- access key system

- access management system

- additive system

- alarm system

- alarm reporting system

- analog voice privacy system

- antibugging system

- anti-theft system

- around the clock monitoring system

- auditor surveillance system

- authentication system

- automated information system

- automated storage and retrieval system

- backup system

- baggage checking system

- biometric system

- block cipher system

- block substitution system

- buddy system

- building security system

- burglar alarm system

- callback security system

- capability access control system

- card entry system

- CCTV system

- central station system

- ciphony communication system

- closed-circuit television system

- code-breaking system

- communication security system

- computationally secure system

- computer system

- computer access system

- computer-based information system

- computing system

- concealment system

- conference communication system

- conference key distrubution system

- confidential communication system

- conversational monitor system

- countersurveillance system

- cryptocommunication system

- cryptographic system

- system for secrecy

- abuse-free system

- access control system

- algebraic code system

- analog system

- asymmetric system

- asymmetric key system

- authentication system

- authentication/secrecy system

- bijective public key system

- binary system

- block system

- broadcast system

- broadcasting system

- cipher-feedback system

- classical system

- common-key system

- communication system

- compromised system

- computationally secure system

- conference system

- conventional system

- cryptologic system

- customer programmable system

- danger alarm system

- data access system

- data processing system

- data transmission system

- decentralized system

- dedicated system

- DES-based system

- DES-like system

- deterministic system

- DH system

- detection system

- dial-back security system

- Diffie and Hellman system

- diplomatic telecommunication system

- disbursement system

- discrete-exponentiation system

- discrete log system

- distributed system

- domestic alarm system

- dynamic voice scrambling system

- E3 system

- effectively unbreakable system

- electronic banking system

- electronic key management system

- electronic mail system

- electronic surveillance system

- elliptic curve system

- enciphering system

- encrypted communication system

- encryption system

- endomorphic system

- end-to-end encryption system

- error propagating system

- eye identification system

- factorization system

- fax system

- fail-safe system

- fence intrusion detection system

- file management system

- file security system

- fingerprint identification system

- finite system

- finite automation system

- Galois field system

- general system

- generalized system

- GF system

- Goppa-code system

- hand geometry identification system

- hands-free access control system

- hardware-implemented system

- hidden key system

- hierarchical system

- high security system

- high-grade system

- high-speed system

- hybrid public-secret key system

- hybrid stream/block system

- identity-based system

- system immune to cryptoanalysis

- indecipherable system

- infected system

- information extraction system

- information processing system

- information protection system

- integrated security system

- interception system

- intractable system

- intruder detection system

- intruder-proof system

- intruder protection system

- intrusion alarm system

- inquiry-response system

- iterated system

- kernel-based operating system

- kernelized operating system

- key system

- key card system

- key distribution system

- key escrow system

- key exchange system

- key generation and distribution system

- key-handling system

- key interchange system

- key lock system

- key management system

- key notarization system

- key system

- key distribution system

- keyed system

- key escrow system

- key-minimal system

- knapsack-based system

- knapsack public key system

- laser listening system

- laser monitoring system

- local alarm system

- lock-and-key protection system

- low-light observation system

- low-security system

- magnetic card access control system

- main circuit interception system

- management information system

- matrix system

- McEliece' system

- Merkle-Hellman system

- message handling system

- message processing system

- message transfer system

- MH system

- microprocessor based system

- minuend system

- mixed system

- movement monitoring system

- multicode voice privacy system

- multilevel security system

- multiple access system

- multiple destination system

- multiplicative knapsack system

- multiuser computer system

- network access control system

- network intrusion detection system

- network operating system

- network system

- non-discretionary security system

- non-linear system

- number theoretic system

- office information system

- one-key system

- one-master-key system

- one-time-key system

- one-time-pad system

- one-time-tape system

- password-based access control system

- password security system

- perfect secrecy system

- perimeter alarm system

- perimeter intrusion detection system

- personal authenticatioh system

- phone-back system

- phone security system

- point-to-point system

- pointoring system

- police-connected alarm system

- practical security system

- privacy system

- private key system

- proprietary system

- protected system

- provably secure system

- public key system

- public key distribution system

- public key signature system

- radio paging system

- rapid system

- reciprocal number system

- remote control system

- remotely accessed computer system

- residue system

- Rivest-Shamir-Adleman system

- rotor system

- RSA system

- RSA public key system

- r-th residue system

- safe computing system

- secrecy system

- secrecy communication system

- secret-key system

- secret-sharing system

- secure operating system

- secure speech system

- secure system

- security access system

- security monitoring system

- security-oriented operating system

- security screening system

- self-contained system

- self-synchronizing system

- service management system

- shadow system

- shared key system

- shift register system

- signature-based biometric system

- signature verification system

- single level system

- single-key system

- smart card security system

- software-based access control system

- software protection system

- sophisticated system

- space-time system

- speech communication system

- split key system

- static voice scrambling system

- store-and-forward system

- strong system

- subtractive system

- symmetric system

- tamper-responding system

- teleconference system

- telephone analyzing antubugging system

- telephone monitoring system

- text only E-mail system

- theoretically secure system

- theoretically unbreakable system

- threshold information preservation system

- threshold system

- token-access system

- token identification system

- transposition system

- trap-door-knapsack public key system

- transient key system

- threshold system

- trusted computer system

- trustworthy system

- turnkey security system

- two-key system

- unconditionnally secure system

- unbreakable system

- uninterruptible power system

- video surveillance system

- voice system

- voice-activated system

- voice authentication system

- voice cipher system

- voice communication system

- voice message system

- voice messaging system

- voice privacy system

- voice recognition system

- voice security system

- wiretap defeat system

- X-ray system

- zero-knowledge interactive proof system

1) представление; отображение

2) задание ( функции)

3) обозначение

4) изображение; воспроизведение

1 corto; breve; conciso; di breve durata: He has short legs, ha le gambe corte; This jacket is short on you, questa giacca ti è corta; a short journey, un viaggio breve; a short answer, una risposta breve; short hair, capelli corti; short wind, fiato corto; (aeron.) short landing, atterraggio corto; short dash, breve scatto; volata; a short way off, a breve distanza; (elettr.) a short circuit, un corto circuito; un cortocircuito; ( radio) short waves, onde corte; a short speech [style], un discorso [uno stile] conciso; Short, weak governments, governi deboli, di breve durata

2 basso; piccolo ( di statura): He's too short to play volleyball, è troppo basso per giocare a pallavolo

3 scarso; insufficiente: short weight, peso scarso; short measure, misura insufficiente; a short ten miles, dieci miglia scarse; meno di dieci miglia

4 brusco; rude; secco; sgarbato: a short reply, una brusca risposta; Don't be short with me!, non essere sgarbato con me!

5 friabile; frollo: short coal, carbone friabile; short pastry, pasta frolla

6 (metall.) fragile: short iron, ferro fragile

7 (comm.) a breve scadenza: a short bill, una cambiale a breve scadenza

8 (rag.: di somma, ecc.) parziale

9 ( Borsa) corto; allo scoperto: short position, posizione corta; short sale [seller], vendita [venditore] allo scoperto; short selling, il vendere (o vendite) allo scoperto

10 (market.: di un prodotto, una derrata, ecc.) che scarseggia; non disponibile

11 (trasp.) incompleto; in meno ( di quanto pattuito): short delivery, consegna in meno; short shipment, spedizione incompleta

12 (fon.: di vocale) breve

13 (pred.) mancante, privo; che si trova qc. in meno; a corto di: to run short, finire, venire a mancare; We are two cases [200 dollars] short, (ci) mancano due casse [200 dollari]; He's short on brains, è corto di cervello; I was short of breath, ero senza fiato; I'm short of money, sono a corto di quattrini; They are a mile short of their goal, manca loro un miglio alla meta

14 (fam.) a corto di soldi: DIALOGO → - Local shop 1- I'm a bit short, sono un po' a corto di soldi

15 (fam.: di liquore) liscio

● (med.) short-acting, ad azione breve □ ( d'oratore, di un discorso) to be short and to the point, essere conciso e pertinente □ (fam.: di un discorso) short and sweet, (piacevolmente) conciso; essenziale, stringato □ ( tennis) a short-angled volley, una volée molto angolata □ short-armed, dalle braccia corte □ (giorn.) short article, trafiletto □ (fin.) short bond, titolo di stato a breve (termine) □ (elettr.) short-contact switch, interruttore cortocircuitante □ ( Borsa) short covering, copertura di una posizione corta; il coprirsi da una vendita allo scoperto □ (comm.: di cambiale, ecc.) short-dated, a breve scadenza □ a short drink, una bevanda (o una bibita) servita in un bicchiere piccolo; un bicchierino ( di liquore); (spec.) un aperitivo □ (cinem.) a short film, un cortometraggio □ short for, abbreviazione di; diminutivo di: Sam, short for Samuel, Sam, diminutivo di Samuele □ short fuse, miccia corta; (fig. fam.) irascibilità, eccitabilità □ short-haired, dai capelli corti; ( d'animale) dal pelo corto □ to be short-handed, essere a corto di manodopera, essere sotto organico; (naut.: di nave) avere l'equipaggio incompleto □ (trasp.) short-haul, a breve distanza; a breve raggio: a short-haul run, un viaggio a breve distanza; a short-haul plane, un aereo a breve raggio □ (ipp.) a short head, mezza testa, meno d'una incollatura: to win by a short head, ( di cavallo) vincere per una mezza testa; (fig.) vincere per un pelo □ (comm.) to be short in one's payments, essere in arretrato coi pagamenti; essere moroso □ short-legged, dalle gambe corte □ short list, lista ristretta (o dei favoriti); rosa dei candidati □ short-lived, che ha breve vita; (biol.) che ha la vita corta; (fig.) di breve durata, passeggero: short-lived enthusiasm, entusiasmo passeggero □ short loan, mutuo a breve termine; prestito a breve scadenza □ (fam.) a short one, un bicchierino di liquore; un cicchetto □ (econ.) short period (o short range), breve periodo; breve termine: in the short period, nel breve periodo □ short-range, (econ., meteor.) a breve (termine); (tecn.) a corto raggio, a corta gittata (o portata): short-range forecast, previsione a breve termine; a short-range missile, un missile a corto raggio; short-range plans, progetti a breve termine; a short-range rifle, un fucile a corta gittata (o portata) □ (anat.) short ribs, costole mobili □ short run, (econ.) breve periodo, breve termine; (giorn.) piccola tiratura □ short-run (agg.), (econ.) a breve termine, nel breve periodo; ( editoria: di un libro, ecc.) stampato in un numero limitato di copie: (econ.) short-run planning, programmazione a breve termine □ (naut.) a short sea, mare corto; maretta □ ( tennis) short serve (o short service), servizio corto; battuta corta □ ( sport) short shot, tiro corto; palla corta; ( anche) tiro da vicino □ short sight, vista corta, miopia; (fig.) imprevidenza, miopia □ short-sighted, corto di vista, miope; (fig.) miope, imprevidente □ short-sightedness, vista corta, miopia; (fig.) imprevidenza, miopia □ short sharp shock, incarcerazione dei delinquenti minorili a scopo di dissuasione; punizione severa e senza preavviso; maniere forti □ short-spoken, di poche parole; laconico □ short-staffed, a corto di personale; sotto organico □ a short story, un racconto; una novella: a short short story, un racconto cortissimo □ ( a carte) short suit, sequela corta; meno di quattro carte dello stesso seme □ short supply, scarsità ( di merce e fig.): Good teachers are in short supply, c'è scarsità di bravi insegnanti □ (aeron.) short take-off and landing (abbr. STOL), decollo e atterraggio corto □ short temper, irascibilità: He has a short temper, è irascibile □ short-tempered, collerico; irascibile; stizzoso □ short-term, (econ., fin.) a breve scadenza, a breve (termine); (econ.) congiunturale: short-term action, interventi a breve ( sull'economia); short-term bank debt, indebitamento a breve verso le banche; short-term borrowing, indebitamento a breve; short-term economic policy, politica congiunturale; short-term financing, finanziamento a breve; short-term fluctuations of demand, fluttuazioni congiunturali della domanda; short-term paper, titolo di credito a breve termine □ short-term saving, risparmio a breve termine □ (fig.) short-termism, il progettare a breve, in vista di un vantaggio immediato; miopia (spec. in politica, economia e finanza) □ ( sport) a short throw, un lancio corto □ (ind.) short time, orario ridotto: to be on short time (o to work short time) lavorare a orario ridotto; The workers were put on short time, gli operai hanno avuto una riduzione di orario □ (ind.) short-time working, lavoro a orario ridotto □ a short time ago, poco tempo fa □ (spec. USA) short ton, tonnellata americana ( pari a 2000 libbre, cioè a 907 kg circa) □ short waist, vita (troppo) alta ( in un vestito) □ short-waisted, che ha la vita (troppo) alta □ short walk, passeggiata breve; (equit.) passo corto ( del cavallo) □ ( radio) a short-wave broadcast, una trasmissione sulle onde corte □ a short-wave radioset, un apparecchio radio a onde corte □ short-winded, dal fiato corto, bolso, sfiatato; (fig.) conciso, stringato □ short-windedness, fiato corto; bolsaggine; (fig.) concisione, stringatezza □ short-witted, di poco cervello; stupido; tonto □ at short notice, con breve preavviso; entro breve termine □ at short range, a breve distanza; a corto raggio □ to cut a long story short, per farla corta (o breve) □ to get short, abbreviarsi, accorciarsi: The days are getting shorter and shorter, le giornate si accorciano sempre più □ to give short weight, dare il peso scarso; rubare sul peso □ to make short work of st., consumare (o finire, distruggere) qc. rapidamente; liquidare (o sbrigare, divorare, fare fuori) qc. in quattro e quattr'otto; ( sport) liquidare, sbarazzarsi facilmente di ( un avversario) □ to make a long story short, per farla breve; per tagliar corto; volendo essere conciso □ to take short views, guardare solo al presente; non pensare al futuro; vivere alla giornata.

1 (fon.) vocale (o sillaba) breve; (una) breve

2 ( prosodia) segno di breve

3 (cinem., TV) short; cortometraggio; corto

4 (pubbl., TV) short pubblicitario; spot

5 (giorn.) trafiletto

6 (rag.) somma parziale

7 (pl.) (ind.) sfridi; ritagli

8 (pl.) (ind.) cruschello

9 (pl.) (tecn.) sopravaglio

10 (pl.) ( Borsa) titoli di stato a breve termine

11 ammanco ( di denaro)

12 ( Borsa) = short sale [seller] ► short (1), def. 9

13 (fam.) cortocircuito; corto (fam.)

14 (fam.) bicchierino di liquore

15 (pl., slang USA) – the shorts, l'essere a corto di soldi: Mine is a case of the shorts, sono proprio in bolletta

● for short, per brevità: They call him Sam for short, per brevità, lo chiamano Sam (abbr. di Samuel); il suo diminutivo è Sam □ in short, in breve; in poche parole □ the long and the short of it, tutto quel che c'è da dire.

1 bruscamente; di botto; di colpo; improvvisamente; tutt'a un tratto: The car stopped short, l'automobile si è arrestata bruscamente; to stop st. short, fermare bruscamente qc.; to stop sb. short, interrompere q. ( che parla)

2 bruscamente; rudemente; in modo sgarbato: He talks short with everybody, parla in modo brusco con tutti

3 ( Borsa) allo scoperto: to sell short, vendere ( titoli, ecc.) allo scoperto

4 ( sport, ecc.) corto: to play short, giocare corto

● short of, all'infuori di; tranne; ad esclusione di; eccetto: Short of going on strike, I don't see how we can get a pay rise, all'infuori di uno sciopero, non vedo come si possa ottenere un aumento salariale □ short of actually stealing, pur senz'arrivare al furto vero e proprio □ (fam.) to be caught short = to be taken short ► sotto □ to cut short, farla corta, tagliar corto; abbreviare ( la procedura, ecc.); interrompere ( uno che parla) □ to cut the matter (o it) short, (per) farla corta; (per) tagliar corto; alle corte □ to fall (o to come) short of, non raggiungere, restare indietro a; rimanere al di sotto di, essere inadeguato (o insufficiente); venir meno a, deludere: This poem falls short of perfection, questa poesia non raggiunge la perfezione; His action fell short of the occasion, la sua azione fu inadeguata al caso; The result has come short of our expectations, il risultato ha deluso le nostre speranze □ (fam.) to go short of st., restare a corto di qc. □ to let sb. go short, lasciare q. senza (qc.); far mancare (qc.) a q. □ nothing short of, a dir poco; addirittura; senz'altro: a victory nothing short of miraculous, una vittoria a dir poco miracolosa □ ( di un veicolo) to pull up short, fermarsi di botto; arrestarsi bruscamente □ to run short, venir meno; scarseggiare; esaurirsi: Our supplies ran short, le nostre provviste erano finite □ to run short of st., restare a corto di qc., rimanere senza qc.: We've run short of bread, siamo rimasti senza pane □ to sell a crop short, vendere un raccolto anzitempo; vendere il grano in erba □ a shot that falls short, un tiro corto ( di fucile, ecc.) □ to stop short of doing st., fermarsi prima di fare qc. □ to take sb. up short, interrompere bruscamente q. □ (fam.) to be taken (o caught) short, essere messo in difficoltà; sentire un improvviso bisogno corporale; dover scappare in bagno (fam.).

A v. t.

1 causare un cortocircuito in ( un impianto); mettere in cortocircuito; cortocircuitare

2 ( USA, = to shortchange) dare il resto sbagliato a (q.)

3 ( USA) far mancare qc. a (q.); lesinare a (q.): I shorted him on beer, his favorite drink, gli lesinai la birra, la sua bevanda preferita

B v. i.

(elettr.) andare in corto (circuito): Mind that the battery connections don't short, bada che i collegamenti della batteria non vadano in corto!

● ( USA) to short sb. at the scales, rubare a q. sul peso □ to short out, (elettr.) andare in corto; (fig. USA) andare su tutte le furie; esplodere (fig.); infuriarsi.

- ambiguous grammar

- absolute language

- representation language

- requirement statement language

- use up almost all of memory

- remote control memory

- remote memory

1) стат. выборка || производить выборку

2) дискрета || дискретизировать

3) образец; образчик; экземпляр

4) проба || отбирать пробу

5) шаблон; модель

6) геол. керн

7) замер || брать замеры; стробировать

8) хим. навеска (взвешенный образец вещества, взятый для анализа)

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- abnormal sample

- adaptive sample

- air-dry sample

- alias-free sample

- aligned sample

- artificial sample

- augmented sample

- averaged sample

- biased sample

- binomial sample

- bivariate sample

- censored sample

- check sample

- cluster sample

- combined sample

- complete sample

- complex sample

- composite sample

- concordant sample

- configurational sample

- continuous sample

- control sample

- controllable sample

- convenience sample

- core sample

- counter sample

- crude sample

- curtailed sample

- defective sample

- dependent sample

- direct sample

- directional sample

- discordant sample

- discrete sample

- double sample

- doubly censored sample

- draw sample

- duplicate sample

- duplicated sample

- enlarged sample

- equiprobable sample

- essential sample

- exceptional sample

- experimental sample

- extended sample

- external sample

- finite sample

- first sample

- fixed sample

- fragmentary sample

- general sample

- grid sample

- gross sample

- grouped sample

- heat sample

- heterogeneous sample

- homogeneous sample

- hypercensored sample

- hypergeometric sample

- incomplete sample

- inconclusive sample

- inefficient sample

- instantaneous sample

- inverse sample

- judgement sample

- ladle sample

- large sample

- lattice sample

- learning sample

- left censored sample

- list sample

- lognormal sample

- lot acceptance sample

- lottery sample

- master sample

- measurable sample

- mechanical sample

- mixed sample

- moderate-sized sample

- monotone sample

- multicensored sample

- multilevel sample

- multinomial sample

- multiphase sample

- multiple sample

- multistage sample

- multivariate sample

- nested sample

- noise sample

- nongrouped sample

- nonprobability sample

- nonrandom sample

- non-random sample

- nonrepeated sample

- n-stage sample

- observed sample

- omitted sample

- one-stage sample

- optimal sample

- ordered sample

- original sample

- oven-dry sample

- partially grouped sample

- partitioned sample

- periodic sample

- pilot sample

- pooled sample

- preliminary sample

- proportional sample

- pseudorandom sample

- purposive sample

- quasirandom sample

- quota sample

- recapture sample

- regression sample

- repeated sample

- representative sample

- right censored sample

- rock sample

- sample of date

- sample of observations

- self-correcting sample

- self-generating sample

- self-weighting sample

- semiinfinite sample

- simple sample

- simulated sample

- single sample

- single-stage sample

- singly censored sample

- small sample

- standard sample

- statistical sample

- statistically significant sample

- stratified sample

- stratum sample

- systematic sample

- test sample

- time sample

- time-censored sample

- total sample

- trimmed sample

- true random sample

- truncated sample

- two-stage sample

- typical sample

- unaligned sample

- unbiased sample

- uncensored sample

- unordered sample

- unrepresentative sample

- unrestricted sample

- unstratified sample

- updated sample

- variable sample

- very small sample

- weighted sample

- winsorized sample