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Breakdown point
| Glossary of Statistical Terms |
The breakdown point of an estimator is the smallest fraction of observations one must corrupt to make the estimator take any value one wants.
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Breakdown, английский
- Отказ. поломка. кризис. крах.
- Танец черных в 20-е - 40-е годы, впоследствии перенятый белыми.
- Поломка; разрушение; эл пробой
- Nervous breakdown
- Поломка
- Авария
- A shape in a pivotdiagram, positioned along the connector between a parent pivotdiagram node and the children of that node.
Breakdown (analysis), английский
Listing things according to categories
Breakdown (failure), английский
A failure
Breakdown (puncture), английский
A disruptive discharge through insulation due to failure under electrostatic stress.
Breakdown -, английский
Автомобиль техпомощи
Breakdown also called failure, outage, английский
Breakdown current, английский
Ток пробоя
Breakdown flag, английский
Breakdown maintenance, английский
- Maintenance performed after a machine has failed to return it to an operating state.
- Предусмотренные аварийные работы (напр., очистных сооружении)
Breakdown point., английский
The breakdown point of an estimator is the smallest fraction of observations one must corrupt to make the estimator take any value one wants.
Breakdown product, английский
A substance which is produced when a compound is broken down into its parts
Breakdown time, английский
Время простоев (напр., станка из-за неисправностей)
Breakdown train, английский
Breakdown truck, английский
See recovery vehicle.
Breakdown voltage, английский
- The voltage at which the insulation between two conductors, or a conductor and ground will break down.
- Пробивное напряжение
- The voltage at which an electrical insulation ruptures, thereby destroying its insulating value and permitting current flow.
- The amount of voltage required to cause a dielectric failure through an insulator when tested under a set of specific conditions. this value does not imply that the insulator can be operated at those voltages.
Point, английский
- Unit of font size, equal to 1/72 inch. for example, 12-point type means that all the upper-case letters of a font are 1/6 inch high.
- Same as "knuckle"; or, the value for a successful shot, contributing to a score; or, the same as "prong"
- (о ссылке) - указывать
- Точка; пункт р polar полярный; арктический (о воздушной массе) р port левый р port отверстие р position положение; место (лл) р power мощность р уел power loading удельная нагрузка; энерговооруженность р уел power-on clean configuration- normal rated power, flaps and gear up аэродинамически чистая конфигурация с работающим двигателем; номинальная мощность, закрылки и шасси убраны р уел power required потребная мощность р precipitation ceiling максимальная высота выпадения осадков р pressure давление р primary первичный; основной, главный р primary frequency основная частота р primary (stream) поток [течение] в основном контуре (двигателя) р priority первоочередность, приоритет р private (airdrome) частный аэродром р probability вероятность р probe зонд; исследовательская ракета; исследовательский [зондирующий] ла р production (серийное) производство р prohibited area запретная зона р propeller воздушный винт р proposed departure вылет предполагается в ... р propulsion (реактивное) движение; силовая [двигательная] установка; двигатель р protection защита; охранение р proton протон р prototype опытный образец, прототип р pulse (emission) импульсное излучение р pump насос р purple пурпурный р уел pursuit (самолет-) перехватчик р уел rolling (angular) velocity угловая скорость крена р уел shaft power мощность на валу р уел soft pad, ground launch xpa- .нящийся на открытой [незащищенной] стартовой позиции и запускаемый с поверхности р уел static pressure статическое давление р уел stick force усилие на ручке управления р уел total pressure полное давление р1 уел first pilot первый летчик [пилот] р1 уел flight hours in command налет в часах в качестве первого летчика [командира экипажа] р2 уел flight hours as copilot налет в часах в качестве второго летчика [пилота] р2 уел second pilot второй летчик [пилот] рз уел third pilot третий летчик [пилот] ра уел aerodynamic pitch (of a propeller) шаг (воздушного винта)
- Точка; пункт
- A unit of bearing equal to one thirty-second of a circle, i.e., 11.25°. a turn of 32 points is a complete turn through 360°.
- 1. a sharp end surgical needles have to have very sharp points. 2. the dot used to show the division between whole numbers and parts of numbers (note: 3.256: say ‘three point two five six’; his temperature 313 polycystic kidney disease was 38.7: say ‘thirty-eight point seven’.) 3. a mark in a series of numbers the freezing point of water
- N точка; change-~ точка изменения articulation, pattern exclamation ~ восклицательный знак (тж. exclamation mark) illocutionary ~ тра иллокутивный смысл1 interrogation ~ вопросительный знак (тж. interrogation mark, interrogation 2, mark of interrogation, ~ of interrogation, query 2, question mark)
- To steer close to the wind. 2
- A compass point equals iiv* degrees. compass annotation used before headings were referred io in 360° notation. points of sail. boats direction in relation to the wind - i.e., close hauled, reaching etc.
- Румб (компаса)
- A low spit of land projecting from the main into the sea, almost synonymous with promontory or head. also, the rhumb the winds blow from.
- [1] any of the 32 horizontal directions shown on a compass card (table 17). [2] to taper the end of a rope for ease in reeving it through a block. [3] a narrow bit of land projecting into the sea. [4] a short length of cord attached to the lower edge of a sail for passing through an eyelet and tying to reef the sail. [5] to sail close to the wind. point-blank: fire aimed directly at a target without deflection or elevation. point-blank range: the distance a projectile will carry if laid with zero elevation. point oars!: usn command to oarsmen to thrust their blades forward and downward in order to push off when the boat is aground.
- A weight measurement equal to 1/100 carat. for example, 0.80 carats equals 80 points.
- A point is 1/100 of a carat. for example a ¼ ct diamond is 25 points and a 1/2ct is 50 points.
- A point is one-hundredth of a carat - 100 points are equivalent to a 1.0ct diamond.
- Момент относительно точки; ~ at
- Сила, действующая в точке; ~
- Угол наклона эпюры изгибающих моментов в любой точке ~ of elastic curve угол наклона касательной к упругой кривой (в любом сечении балки)
- One of 32 points of the compass that is equal to 11-1/4 degrees.
- The sharp end of the hook.
- A mini-peninsula that juts into the water. some are underwater, but detectable by range-finder. fish, especially predatory fish, often gather at points.
- The smallest unit of price change quoted, or one one-hundredth of a percent. related: minimum price fluctuation and tick.
- A unit of measurement, often used to measure type size, equal to 0.013837 inch (approximately equal to 1/72″). the traditional point measurement was slightly more or less than 72 points to the inch (depending on the typesetting measurement system).
- The smallest unit of measurement of type
- The switching contact of an ignition contact breaker.
- Простейший примитив autocad определяется тремя координатами
Point, английский
Point, английский
Point, английский
Point, английский
Observations, английский
Замечания эксперта (по существу заявки)
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Central limit theorem, английский
- The central limit theorem states that the probability histograms of the sample mean and sample sum of n draws with replacement from a box of labeled tickets converge to a normal curve as the sample size n grows, in the following sense: as n grows, the area of the probability histogram for any range of values approaches the area under the normal curve for the same range of values, converted to standard units. see also the normal approximation.
- Центральная предельная теорема
- The law of large numbers states that as a sample of independent, identically distributed random numbers approaches infinity, its probability density function approaches the normal distribution. see: normal distribution.
- The mean of a sample of data having any distribution converges upon a normal distribution as the sample size tends to infinity.
Htlws, английский
The book how to lie with statistics by d. huff.
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