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Beschleunigungsrauschen
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varia·bil·ity [ˌveəriəˈbɪləti, Am ˌveriəˈbɪlət̬i] N no pl
variability
Veränderlichkeit f <-, -en>
variability
Variabilität f <-, -en> form
the variability of the climate
Klimaschwankungen pl
the variability of exchange rates
Wechselkursschwankungen pl
ac·cel·era·tion [əkˌseləˈreɪʃən] N no pl
1. acceleration of car:
acceleration
Beschleunigung f <-, -en>
to have good/poor acceleration
gut/schlecht beschleunigen
to have good/poor acceleration
eine gute/schlechte Beschleunigung haben
acceleration of speed
Geschwindigkeitserhöhung f
2. acceleration fig (quickening):
acceleration
Beschleunigung f <-, -en>
3. acceleration PHYS:
acceleration
Beschleunigungsrate f
4. acceleration COMM, FIN:
acceleration
Forcierung f <-, -en>
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
acceleration N MKT COMPET
acceleration
Forcierung f
PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"
acceleration variability ENVIRON
acceleration variability
Beschleunigungsrauschen
PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"
Beschleunigungsrauschen
acceleration variability
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More advanced models will offer measurements of heart rate variability, activity, and breathing rate to assess parameters relating to a subject's fitness.
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The 1970 framework for language variability did not include a theory of language systems.
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The species exhibits great variability throughout its range.
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Due to glycated hemoglobin's variability (as shown in the table above), additional measures should be checked in patients at or near recommended goals.
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Also, savings rate where higher by a range of 7% to 14% as variability of earnings increases.
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In addition to the Supernovae Bode marked the variable stars known with the year of the discovery of their variability.
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Zusrätzlich zu den Supernovae wurden die zu dieser Zeit bekannten veränderlichen Sterne mit dem Jahr des Erkennens ihrer Veränderlichkeit markiert.
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www.lsw.uni-heidelberg.de
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One of the main topics in understanding the effect of aerosols on climate is the investigation of the spatial and temporal variability of microphysical properties of particles.
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www.tropos.de
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Eine der Hauptaufgaben beim Verständnis verschiedener Aerosoleffekte auf das Klima ist die Untersuchung der räumlichen und zeitlichen Veränderlichkeit mikrophysikalischer Partikeleigenschaften.
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www.tropos.de
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the seeking and the variability of artistic creations” (tanz – das jahrbuch 2010).
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www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de
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das Suchen und die Veränderlichkeit von künstlerischem Schaffen“ (tanz – das jahrbuch 2010).
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www.duesseldorf-tourismus.de
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Inference and use of structure information for the selection of gradients to describe surface variability in space
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www.cp-v.de
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Ermittlung und Nutzung von Strukturinformationen für die Auswahl der Gradienten zur Erfassung der räumlichen Veränderlichkeit einer Fläche
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www.cp-v.de
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The primary require­ments to be fulfilled are the optical and energetic simulation of the sun, i.e. the divergence of the beam of ≤ 1°, the variability of the irradiation direction with fixed object position of ± 90° as well as an irradiance of 1000 W/m².
www.ilexa.de
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Primäre Forderungen sind die optische und energetische Nachbildung der Sonne, d.h. eine Divergenz des Strahlenbündels von ≤ 1°, eine Veränderlichkeit der Einstrahlrichtung bei fester Objektposition von ± 90° sowie eine Bestrahlungsstärke von 1000 W/m².
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