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1 Stichprobe
• Stichprobe nehmen sample at randomStichprobe2 f TECH random (sample) test, spot check -
2 Stichprobenverfahren
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3 Zufallsstichprobenprüfung
f < qualit> ■ random sample testGerman-english technical dictionary > Zufallsstichprobenprüfung
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4 Stichprobe
f1. spot check; Rechnungsprüfung: sample audit; eine Stichprobe machen do ( oder carry out) a spot check3. Statistik: sampling* * *die Stichprobespot check; sample; random sample* * *Stịch|pro|befspot check; (SOCIOL) (random) sample surveyStichproben machen — to carry out or make spot checks; (Sociol) to carry out a (random) sample survey
bei der Stichprobe wurde festgestellt, dass... — the spot check/sampling revealed that...
* * *(an inspection made without warning, especially on items chosen at random from a group: We only found out about the flaw during a spot check on goods leaving the factory.) spot check* * *Stich·pro·be\Stichproben machen [o vornehmen] to carry out a spot check [or random sample]* * *die [random] sample; (bei Kontrollen) spot check* * *1. spot check; Rechnungsprüfung: sample audit;eine Stichprobe machen do ( oder carry out) a spot check2. von Waren: random sample;eine Stichprobe machen take a random sample3. Statistik: sampling* * *die [random] sample; (bei Kontrollen) spot check* * *f.random sample n.spot check n.spot test n. -
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6 Stichprobe
Stichprobe f 1. BM random check; 2. VR random inspection; 3. BM, RS random test; 4. random sample, sample, spot sample (Baustoffe)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Stichprobe
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7 Stichprobe
f1. (random) sample2. random test3. spot check4. spot test -
8 Stichprobe
fBaurecht Probematerial random sample, Prüfung random test -
9 Stichprobe
Stichprobe f 1. GEN spot check, random test; 2. STAT sample; 3. V&M sample check, random test • eine Stichprobe entnehmen STAT take a sample • eine Stichprobe ziehen STAT draw a sample* * *f 1. < Geschäft> spot check, random test; 2. < Math> sample; 3. <V&M> random test ■ eine Stichprobe entnehmen < Math> take a sample ■ eine Stichprobe ziehen < Math> draw a sample* * *Stichprobe
random test (sample), spot (snap) check (US);
• mittels Stichproben by means of a test;
• angepasste (ausgewogene) Stichprobe balanced sample;
• subjektiv ausgewählte Stichprobe judgment sample;
• einseitig betonte (einseitige) Stichprobe biassed sample;
• entnommene Stichprobe picked sample;
• doppelt erhobene Stichprobe duplicate sample;
• festgehaltene (festgelegte) Stichprobe fixed sample;
• gemischte Stichprobe mixed sample;
• geschichtete Stichprobe stratified sample;
• gewichtete Stichprobe balanced sample;
• gezielte Stichprobe precision sample;
• kontrollierte Stichprobe controlled sample;
• mehrstufige Stichprobe multistage sample;
• repräsentative Stichprobe representative (adequate) sample;
• systematische Stichprobe systematic sample;
• unkontrollierte Stichprobe haphazard sampling;
• unpräzise Stichprobe bias;
• unsortierte Stichproben unpicked samples;
• unvollständige Stichprobe defective sample;
• unvorbereitete Stichprobe sample taken offhand;
• Stichprobe mit Parallelfällen matched sample;
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10 Stichprobenkontrolle
Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Stichprobenkontrolle
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