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Definition
Synonym
Nebenbedingungen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Nebenbedingungen
auxiliary condition
Nebenbedingung
f
Nebenbedingungen
pl
constraint
constraints
Nebenbedingung
f
Nebenbedingungen
pl
auxiliary condition
auxiliary conditions
Nebenbedingung
f
math.
Nebenbedingungen
pl
side condition
side conditions
Extremum
n
math.
lokales Extremum
Extremum
n
unter
Nebenbedingungen
extremum
local extremum
constrained extremum
Extremwert
m
; (relatives) Extremum
n
math.
lokales Extremum
Extremum
n
unter
Nebenbedingungen
extreme value; extreme; extremum
local extremum
constrained extremum
Nebenbedingung
f
math.
Integralnebenbedingung
f
Erfüllung von
Nebenbedingungen
(bei der Optimierung)
Verletzung von
Nebenbedingungen
(bei der Optimierung)
constraint
integral constraint
constraint satisfaction
constraint violation
Optimierung
f
math.
Optimierungen
pl
lineare Optimierung
f
nichtlineare Optimierung
f
Optimierung mit vorgegebenen
Nebenbedingungen
Optimierung ohne
Nebenbedingungen
; freie Optimierung
optimization; optimisation
Br.
optimizations; optimisation
linear optimization
non-linear optimization
constrained optimization
constraint-free optimization; unconstrained optimization
Extremwert
m
; Extremum
n
(höchster oder niedrigster Wert einer Funktion Kurve)
math.
Extremwerte
pl
; Extrema
pl
absoluter Extremwert; absolutes Extremum
lokale Extremwerte; lokale Extrema
relativer Extremwert; relatives Extremum
Randextremum
n
Extremum
n
unter
Nebenbedingungen
extreme value; extremum
extremums; extrema
absolute extreme value
local extreme values
relative extreme value
marginal extremum
constrained extremum
Deutsche
Nebenbedingungen Synonyme
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Nebenbedingungen Synonym
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Englische
auxiliary condition Synonyme
auxiliary
abetting
accessory
accident
accidental
acolyte
addendum
addition
additional
adjunct
adjutant
adjuvant
adscititious
adventitious
agent
aid
aide
aide-de-camp
aider
aiding
alter ego
ancillary
another
appendage
appurtenance
appurtenant
ascititious
assistance
assistant
assisting
attendant
auxiliary
verb
backing
best man
casual
circumstantial
coadjutant
coadjutor
coadjutress
coadjutrix
collateral
complementary
contingency
contingent
contributory
copula
defective verb
deponent verb
deputy
executive officer
extra
farther
finite verb
fortuitous
fostering
fresh
further
girl Friday
happenstance
help
helper
helpful
helping
helpmate
helpmeet
impersonal verb
incidental
inessential
infinitive
instrumental
intransitive
intransitive verb
lieutenant
linking verb
man Friday
mere chance
ministerial
ministering
ministrant
modal
auxiliary
more
neuter verb
new
nonessential
not-self
nurtural
nutricial
other
paranymph
paraprofessional
peripheral
plus
reserve
second
secondary
servant
serving
sideman
spare
subordinate
subservient
subsidiary
superadded
superaddition
superfluous
supernumerary
supervenient
supplement
supplemental
supplementary
support
supporter
supporting
supporting actor
supporting instrumentalist
supportive
surplus
transitive
tributary
ulterior
unessential
upholding
verb
verb phrase
verbal
Nebenbedingungen Definition
Auxiliary
(
a.
)
Conferring
aid
or
help
Auxiliary
(
n.
)
A
helper
Auxiliary
(
n.
)
Foreign
troops
in
the
service
of
a
nation
at
war
Auxiliary
(
sing.
)
A
verb
which
helps
to
form
the
voices,
modes,
and
tenses
of
other
verbs
Auxiliary
(
sing.
)
A
quantity
introduced
for
the
purpose
of
simplifying
or
facilitating
some
operation,
as
in
equations
or
trigonometrical
formulae.
Condition
(
n.
)
Mode
or
state
of
being
Condition
(
n.
)
Essential
quality
Condition
(
n.
)
Temperament
Condition
(
n.
)
That
which
must
exist
as
the
occasion
or
concomitant
of
something
else
Condition
(
n.
)
A
clause
in
a
contract,
or
agreement,
which
has
for
its
object
to
suspend,
to
defeat,
or
in
some
way
to
modify,
the
principal
obligation
Condition
(
v.
i.)
To
make
terms
Condition
(
v.
i.)
To
impose
upon
an
object
those
relations
or
conditions
without
which
knowledge
and
thought
are
alleged
to
be
impossible.
Condition
(
n.
)
To
invest
with,
or
limit
by,
conditions
Condition
(
n.
)
To
contract
Condition
(
n.
)
To
put
under
conditions
Condition
(
n.
)
To
test
or
assay,
as
silk
(to
ascertain
the
proportion
of
moisture
it
contains).
Condition
(
n.
)
train
auxiliary condition Bedeutung
auxiliary
airfield
an
airfield
that
functions
in
a
subsidiary
capacity
auxiliary
boiler
donkey
boiler
(nautical)
an
extra
boiler
(as
a
ship's
boiler
that
is
used
while
the
ship
is
in
port)
auxiliary
engine
donkey
engine
(nautical)
a
small
engine
(as
one
used
on
board
ships
to
operate
a
windlass)
auxiliary
pump
donkey
pump
a
supplementary
pump
available
if
needed
auxiliary
research
submarine
a
submarine
for
research
purposes
auxiliary
storage
external
storage
secondary
storage
a
data
storage
device
that
is
not
the
main
memory
of
a
computer
off-line
equipment
auxiliary
equipment
electronic
equipment
not
in
direct
communication
(or
under
the
control
of)
the
central
processing
unit
control
condition
control
a
standard
against
which
other
conditions
can
be
compared
in
a
scientific
experiment,
the
control
condition
was
inappropriate
for
the
conclusions
he
wished
to
draw
condition
experimental
condition
the
procedure
that
is
varied
in
order
to
estimate
a
variable's
effect
by
comparison
with
a
control
condition
circumstance
condition
consideration
information
that
should
be
kept
in
mind
when
making
a
decision,
another
consideration
is
the
time
it
would
take
essential
condition
sine
qua
non
a
prerequisite
auxiliary
verb
a
verb
that
combines
with
another
verb
in
a
verb
phrase
to
help
form
tense,
mood,
voice,
or
condition
of
the
verb
it
combines
with
modal
auxiliary
verb
modal
auxiliary
modal
verb
modal
an
auxiliary
verb
(such
as
`can'
or
`will')
that
is
used
to
express
modality
condition
precondition
stipulation
an
assumption
on
which
rests
the
validity
or
effect
of
something
else
boundary
condition
(mathematics)
a
condition
specified
for
the
solution
to
a
set
of
differential
equations
condition
term
(usually
plural)
a
statement
of
what
is
required
as
part
of
an
agreement,
the
contract
set
out
the
conditions
of
the
lease,
the
terms
of
the
treaty
were
generous
auxiliary
cell
a
terrorist
cell
responsible
for
logistics,
usually
large
and
less
compartmentalized
than
other
terrorist
cells
aide
auxiliary
someone
who
acts
as
assistant
weather
weather
condition
conditions
atmospheric
condition
the
atmospheric
conditions
that
comprise
the
state
of
the
atmosphere
in
terms
of
temperature
and
wind
and
clouds
and
precipitation,
they
were
hoping
for
good
weather,
every
day
we
have
weather
conditions
and
yesterday
was
no
exception,
the
conditions
were
too
rainy
for
playing
in
the
snow
auxiliary
operation
off-line
operation
a
operation
performed
by
off-line
equipment
not
under
the
control
of
the
central
processing
unit
condition
a
mode
of
being
or
form
of
existence
of
a
person
or
thing,
the
human
condition
condition
status
a
state
at
a
particular
time,
a
condition
(or
state)
of
disrepair,
the
current
status
of
the
arms
negotiations
condition
an
illness,
disease,
or
other
medical
problem,
a
heart
condition,
a
skin
condition
physical
condition
physiological
state
physiological
condition
the
condition
or
state
of
the
body
or
bodily
functions
genetic
disease
genetic
disorder
genetic
abnormality
genetic
defect
congenital
disease
inherited
disease
inherited
disorder
hereditary
disease
hereditary
condition
a
disease
or
disorder
that
is
inherited
genetically
psychological
state
psychological
condition
mental
state
mental
condition
(psychology)
a
mental
condition
in
which
the
qualities
of
a
state
are
relatively
constant
even
though
the
state
itself
may
be
dynamic,
a
manic
state
financial
condition
the
condition
of
(corporate
or
personal)
finances
economic
condition
the
condition
of
the
economy
sanitary
condition
the
state
of
sanitation
(clean
or
dirty)
poisoning
toxic
condition
intoxication
the
physiological
state
produced
by
a
poison
or
other
toxic
substance
environmental
condition
the
state
of
the
environment
condition
shape
the
state
of
(good)
health
(especially
in
the
phrases
`in
condition'
or
`in
shape'
or
`out
of
condition'
or
`out
of
shape')
eye
condition
the
condition
of
the
optical
properties
of
the
eye
condition
apply
conditioner
to
in
order
to
make
smooth
and
shiny,
I
condition
my
hair
after
washing
it
condition
put
into
a
better
state,
he
conditions
old
cars
stipulate
qualify
condition
specify
specify
as
a
condition
or
requirement
in
a
contract
or
agreement,
make
an
express
demand
or
provision
in
an
agreement,
The
will
stipulates
that
she
can
live
in
the
house
for
the
rest
of
her
life,
The
contract
stipulates
the
dates
of
the
payments
air-cool
air-condition
equip
with
an
apparatus
for
controlling
the
humidity
and
temperature,
Our
house
is
not
air-conditioned
air-condition
control
the
humidity
and
temperature
of,
The
room
was
cool
because
it
had
been
air-conditioned
discipline
train
check
condition
develop
(children's)
behavior
by
instruction
and
practice,
especially
to
teach
self-control,
Parents
must
discipline
their
children,
Is
this
dog
trained?
condition
establish
a
conditioned
response
conditioned
in
condition(p)
physically
fit,
exercised
daily
to
keep
herself
in
condition
auxiliary
subsidiary
supplemental
supplementary
functioning
in
a
supporting
capacity,
the
main
library
and
its
auxiliary
branches
accessory
adjunct
ancillary
adjuvant
appurtenant
auxiliary
furnishing
added
support,
an
ancillary
pump,
an
adjuvant
discipline
to
forms
of
mysticism,
The
mind
and
emotions
are
auxiliary
to
each
other
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