deviation in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for deviation in the English»French Dictionary

deviation [Brit diːvɪˈeɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌdiviˈeɪʃ(ə)n] N

1. deviation (from course, route):

deviation

déviation f (from par rapport à)

2. deviation (from norm, custom):

deviation

écart m

deviation

déviation f (from par rapport à)

deviation POL

déviation f (from par rapport à)

3. deviation (sexual):

deviation

déviance f

4. deviation (of compass needle):

deviation

déviation f

deviation

écart m

5. deviation STAT:

deviation

écart m

standard deviation N STAT

standard deviation

écart-type m

Translations for deviation in the French»English Dictionary

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écart-type

standard deviation

basculement

lane deviation

déviation

deviation

dérive (déviation)

deviation

écart par rapport à la normale/moyenne

deviation from the norm/mean

écart à la moyenne STAT

deviation from the mean

deviation in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for deviation in the English»French Dictionary

deviation N

1. deviation (divergence):

deviation

déviation f

deviation from the mean

divergence f

2. deviation (compass difference):

deviation

différence f

Translations for deviation in the French»English Dictionary

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écart type m MATH

standard deviation

déviation d'un projectile, d'une aiguille aimantée

deviation

déviation

deviation

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

After the bridge was reopened, that deviation was removed and the land returned to its owner.

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The density shown in the figure at right has been rescaled by 4, so that its standard deviation is 1.

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Variability along the year is small (standard deviation of 2.31 for the maximum monthly average and 4.11 for the minimum).

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The 3 sigma range is six times the standard deviation: three above the mean, and three below.

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The "g" loadings of mental tests are always positive and usually range between.10 and.90, with a mean of about.60 and a standard deviation of about.15.

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His perspective offers a deviation from the view that ascribed statuses are always fixed.

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Thus, specificity will facilitate the effective observation of injected cells and their neighbors and resultant deviations from normal development.

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Scores above and below this represent fractions of standard deviations from the mean.

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The density shown in the figure at right has been rescaled by 3, so that its standard deviation is 1.

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He expected that the construction costs could be recovered through savings on operational costs once the deviation was completed.

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