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1 weighted
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2 weighted
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3 weighted
[weɪtɪd]ADJ [clothing, object] con pesoweighted average — media f ponderada
weighted index — índice m compensado
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4 weighted
adj.ponderado.pp.participio pasado del verbo WEIGHT.pt.pretérito del verbo WEIGHT. -
5 weighted sound level
nivel sonoro ponderado, nivel acústico ponderadoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > weighted sound level
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6 weighted average
nPROD media ponderada f, promedio ponderado m -
7 weighted noise-level indicator
nACOUST, POLL indicador del nivel de ruido medio m, indicador del nivel de ruido ponderado mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > weighted noise-level indicator
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8 weighted amplifier
s.amplificador compensado. -
9 weighted average
s.medida ponderada, media ponderada, promedio ponderado. -
10 weighted code
s.código ponderado. -
11 weighted distribution
s.distribución ponderada. -
12 weighted index
s.índice ponderado, índice sintético ponderado, índice compensado. -
13 weighted mean
s.medida ponderada. -
14 weighted tariffs
s.aranceles ponderados. -
15 weighted mean
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16 time-weighted average concentration
Concentración Promedio Permisible, CPP, concentración media ponderada en el tiempo, concentración promedio ponderada en el tiempo, CPTEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > time-weighted average concentration
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17 base-weighted index
s.índice de Laspeyres. -
18 current-weighted index
s.índice de Paasche. -
19 dollar-weighted return
s.rendimiento con dólares ponderados. -
20 price-weighted index
s.índice calculado sobre los precios.
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