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61 ölçülebilir fonksiyon
measurable function -
62 öntanımlı işlev
predefined function -
63 özdeşlik fonksiyonu
identity function -
64 öz işlev
eigen function -
65 sabit fonksiyon
constant function -
66 silindirik fonksiyon
cylindrical function -
67 standart işlev
standard function -
68 sürekli fonksiyon
continuous function -
69 süreksiz fonksiyon
discontinuous function -
70 tamamlayıcı fonksiyon
complementary function -
71 tanımlanmış işlev
defined function -
72 tekdüze işlev
monotic function -
73 tek işlev
odd function -
74 ters fonksiyon
inverse function -
75 ters hiperbolik foksiyon
inverse hyperbolic function -
76 ters trigonometrik fonksiyon
inverse trigonometrical function -
77 toplantı
n. assembly, meeting, convention, gathering, assemblage, get together, company, concourse, conference, Congress, convocation, court, forum, function, parley, powwow, rally, seance, session* * *1. reunion 2. seance 3. assemblage 4. assembly 5. meeting 6. meeting (n.) 7. gathering (n.) 8. parley (n.) 9. pow wow (n.) 10. muster (n.) -
78 trigonometrik fonksiyon
trigonometric function -
79 üretici işlev
generating function -
80 yükümlülük
n. charge, compulsion, duty, encumbrance, engagement, function, impost, incumbency, liability, obligation, onus, ought, responsibility* * *1. commitment 2. liability 3. obligation
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