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Перевод: variance

[существительное]
изменение; расхождение; несоответствие; разногласие; размолвка ; отклонение от типа; отклонение от вида

Тезаурус:

1. The best recent estimates of the variance of perturbations on large scales come from the QDOT redshift survey.
2. Reynolds (1976), in his study of nine schools in South Wales, identified considerable variance in measures of attendance, academic achievement and delinquency.
3. Where the aim of the calculations is to estimate the potential rate of genetic change, total variance in breeding success is clearly the relevant measure to use.
4. Because the Delta design incorporates leading edge spars which are not fixed to the spine, and can therefore flex, they are self-adjusting for a broad variance in wind speeds.
5. We convert the data to a quantity related to the power spectrum at the present epoch, the fractional variance in density per ln k (refs 20, 21)
6. And I think this is regrettable, and certainly at variance with my early days.
7. The real outcome was at striking variance with Marx's original prognosis.
8. The tenor of Goody's general statements on literacy often seems at variance with such caveats, but even couched in these terms the argument is overstated.
9. By fitting appropriate models, after adjusting for potential confounders, the analogue of a mixed model analysis of variance table was constructed.
10. The fourth component (2 per cent of variance) was dominated by the thermal infra-red band, recording thermal characteristics of the surface at poor spatial resolution.
11. We grouped the e.p.s.p. amplitudes into epochs of 100-;250 consecutive trials and calculated the mean and variance (corrected for contaminating noise) and hence the coefficient of variation ( CV ) for each.
12. The velocity variance on these scales, can be estimated by assuming that it is equal to the squared bulk flow measured on this scale, .
13. However circumstances may arise when the public interest or the reputation of the profession itself may be at variance with the narrower interests of an employer.