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Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Definition
Synonym
Amplitudenfunktion
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Amplitudenfunktion
f
(Schwingungslehre)
phys.
amplitude function (theory of oscillations)
Amplitudenfunktion
f
(Schwingungslehre)
phys.
amplitude function (theory of oscillations)
Amplitude
f
, Schwingungsweite
f
amplitude
Amplitude
amplitude
Amplitude, Schwingungsweite
amplitude
Amplitude
f
; Schwingungsweite
f
große Amplitude
amplitude
high amplitude
Phasor
m
; Zeiger
m
; komplexe Amplitude
f
; Amplitudenvektor
m
electr.
phasor; phase vector
Herzgeräusch
n
med.
Herzgeräusche
pl
anorganisches akzidentelles Herzgeräusch
bandförmiges Herzgeräusch
blasendes Herzgeräusch
diastolisches Herzgeräusch
fortgeleitetes Herzgeräusch
lautes Herzgeräusch
leises Herzgeräusch; schwaches Herzgeräusch
organisches Herzgeräusch
präsystolisches Herzgeräusch
protodiastolisches Herzgeräusch
raues Herzgeräusch
spindelförmiges Herzgeräusch
systolisches Herzgeräusch
weiches Herzgeräusch
Herzgeräusch mit hoher Amplitude
Herzgeräusch mit niedriger Amplitude
murmur of the heart; heart murmur; cardiac murmur; heart souffle, heart bruit
murmurs of the heart; heart murmurs; cardiac murmurs; heart souffle, heart bruits
accidental murmur
band-shaped heart murmur
blowing cardiac murmur
diastolic murmur
transmitted heart murmur; conducted heart murmur; conduction of cardiac murmur
loud heart murmur
low heart murmur; gentle heart murmur; faint heart murmur
organic murmur
presystolic heart murmur
early diastolic heart murmur; protodiastolic cardiac murmur
coarse heart murmur; rough heart murmur; harsh heart murmur
spindle-shaped heart murmur
systolic murmur
soft heart murmur
high-amplitude heart murmur
low-amplitude heart murmur
Schwingungsausschlag
m
; Schwingungsweite
f
; Schwingungsamplitude
f
; Oszillationsamplitude
f
; Amplitude
f
phys.
Schwingungsausschläge
pl
; Schwingungsweiten
pl
; Schwingungsamplituden
pl
; Oszillationsamplituden
pl
; Amplituden
pl
große Amplitude
oscillation amplitude; amplitude of oscillation; amplitude
oscillation amplitudes; amplitudes of oscillation; amplitudes
high amplitude
Folgesteuerung
f
amplitudenabhängige Folgesteuerung
sequencing control
signal amplitude sequencing control
Begrenzerschaltung
f
; Begrenzerkreis
m
; Amplitudenbegrenzer
m
; Begrenzer
m
electr.
Begrenzerschaltungen
pl
; Begrenzerkreise
pl
; Amplitudenbegrenzer
pl
; Begrenzer
pl
doppelseitiger Begrenzer
m
clipping circuit; clipper; amplitude limiter circuit
clipping circuits; clippers; amplitude limiter circuits
clipper limiter
Begrenzerdiode
f
; Amplitudenbegrenzerdiode
f
electr.
Begrenzerdioden
pl
; Amplitudenbegrenzerdioden
pl
peak limiter diode; clipper diode
peak limiter diodes; clipper diodes
Amplitudenbegrenzerschaltung
f
electr.
amplitude limiter circuit
Verteilungsfunktion
f
statist.
Amplitudendichteverteilungsfunktion
f
empirische Verteilungsfunktion
distribution function
amplitude density distribution function
empirical distribution function
Amplitudenfrequenzgang
m
amplitude frequency response
Frequenzgang
m
; Frequenzverhalten
n
; Frequenzbereich
m
electr.
Amplitudenfrequenzgang
m
Frequenzgang eines Wechselstromgenerators
frequency response characteristic; frequency response
amplitude frequency response
frequency response characteristic of an alternate current generator
Amplitudenfrequenzgangkurve
f
amplitude-frequency response curve
Amplitudenfunktion
f
(Schwingungslehre)
phys.
amplitude function (theory of oscillations)
Amplitudengang
f
amplitude-frequency characteristic, amplitude characteristic, frequency characteristic
Amplitudengang
amplitude response
Amplitudengang
f
amplitude-frequency characteristic; amplitude characteristic; frequency characteristic; amplitude response
Amplitudengang
m
amplitude-frequency characteristic; amplitude characteristic; frequency characteristic; amplitude response
Amplitudenhub
m
; Amplitudenweite
f
; Größe
f
des Amplitudenvektors
electr.
amplitude swing
Instabilität
f
phys.
Amplitudeninstabilität
f
Helmholtz-Instabilität
f
parametrische Instabilität
Instabilität gegen Austauschdeformation; Austauschinstabilität
f
; konventive Instabilität; Rinneninstabilität
f
instability
amplitude instability
Helmholtz instability
parametric instability
Kruskal-Schwarzschild instability
Amplitudenmodulation
f
amplitude modulation
Quadratur-Amplitudenmodulation
f
electr.
quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM)
AM : Amplitudenmodulation
f
AM : amplitude modulation
Amplitudenmodulation (AM)
amplitude modulation
Amplitudenmodulation (binaere Uebertragungstechnik)
amplitude modulation
Amplitudenmodulation
f
AM
amplitude modulation AM
Quadratur-Amplitudenmodulation
f
electr.
quadrature amplitude modulation QAM
Amplitudenmodulation
f
AM
amplitude modulation AM
Quadratur-Amplitudenmodulation
f
electr.
quadrature amplitude modulation QAM
amplitudenmoduliert
adj
amplitudenmoduliertes Signal
amplitude-modulated
amplitude-modulated signal
amplitudenmoduliertes Signal
amplitude modulated signal
Amplitudenrand
m
amplitude margin
Amplitudenreserve
f
gain margin
Schwebung
f
(Amplitudenschwankung)
phys.
telco.
beat; beats; beating
Amplitudenspektrum
n
amplitude spectrum
Amplitudentastung
f
amplitude shift keying
Amplitudenverhältnis
n
amplitude ratio
Verteilung
f
math.
statist.
A priori-Verteilung
f
A posteriori-Verteilung
f
Amplitudenverteilung
f
antilognormale Verteilung
asymptotische Normalverteilung
binomische Verteilung; Binominalverteilung; Bernoulli-Verteilung; Bernoulli'sche Verteilung; Newton'sche Verteilung
Cauchy-Verteilung
f
Dirichlet-Verteilung
f
eindimensionale Verteilung
Extremwerteverteilung
f
gemeinsame Verteilung
gleichmäßige Verteilung
Grenzverteilung; asymptotische Verteilung
hypergeometrische Verteilung
linksschiefe Verteilung
mehrdimensionale Verteilung
mehrgipflige Verteilung
Multinomialverteilung
f
Randverteilung
f
rechtsschiefe Verteilung
schiefe Verteilung; asymmetrische Verteilung
steil-endende Verteilung
statist.
Summenhäufigkeitsverteilung
f
; Summenverteilung
f
t-Verteilung
f
; Student-Verteilung
f
; Student'sche Verteilung
f
Wishart-Verteilung
z-Verteilung; Zeta-Verteilung; Fisher'sche z-Verteilung
zweidimensionale Verteilung
zweidimensionale Verteilung; bivariable Verteilung
zweidimensionale Normalverteilung; binormale Verteilung
distribution
a priori distribution
a posteriori distribution
amplitude distribution
antilognormal distribution
asymptotic normal distribution
binomial distribution; Bernoulli distribution
Cauchy's distribution
Dirichlet distribution
univariate distribution
extreme-value distribution
joint distribution
even distribution
asymptotic distribution
hypergeometric distribution
negatively skewed distribution; left-skewed distribution
multivariate distribution
multimodal distribution
multinomial distribution
marginal distribution
positively skewed distribution; right-skewed distribution
skew distribution; skewed distribution; asymmetric distribution
abrupt distribution
cumulative frequency distribution
t-distribution; student distribution; student's distribution
Wishart distribution
z-distribution; zeta distribution; Fisher's z-distribution
two dimensional distribution
bivariate distribution
bivariate normal distribution
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Englische
amplitude function Synonyme
amplitude
abundance
affluence
amount
ample sufficiency
ampleness
antinode
area
auditory effect
auditory phenomenon
avalanche
beam
bigness
body
bonanza
boundlessness
bountifulness
bountiousness
breadth
broadness
bulk
bumper crop
caliber
camber
capaciousness
capacity
cloud of words
commodiousness
comprehensiveness
congestion
copiousness
coverage
crest
de Broglie wave
depth
diameter
diffraction
diffuseness
diffusion
diffusiveness
dimension
dimensions
distance
distance across
effusion
effusiveness
electromagnetic radiation
electromagnetic wave
enormity
enormousness
expanse
expansion
expansiveness
extension
extensiveness
extent
extravagance
exuberance
fecundity
fertility
flight path
flood
flood tide
flow
fluency
foison
force
formidableness
formlessness
frequency
frequency band
frequency spectrum
full
full measure
fullness
gauge
generosity
generousness
gigantism
girth
grandeur
grandness
great abundance
great plenty
great scope
greatness
guided wave
gush
gushing
height
high tide
high water
hugeness
immensity
impletion
in phase
infinity
intensity
interference
landslide
largeness
latitude
lavishness
length
liberality
liberalness
light
logorrhea
longitudinal wave
lots
loudness
luxuriance
macrology
magnitude
mass
matter
maximum
measure
measurement
mechanical wave
might
mightiness
more than enough
much
muchness
myriad
myriads
node
noise
numbers
numerousness
opulence
opulency
out of phase
outpour
outpouring
overflow
overfullness
palilogy
period
periodic wave
phone
plenitude
plenteousness
plentifulness
plenty
pleonasm
plethora
power
prevalence
prodigality
prodigiousness
productiveness
productivity
profuseness
profusion
prolificacy
prolificity
proportion
proportions
quantities
quantity
quantum
radio wave
radius
rampancy
range
rankness
ray
reach
redundancy
reinforcement
reiteration
reiterativeness
repetition fo
Amplitudenfunktion Definition
Amplitude
(
n.
)
State
of
being
ample
Amplitude
(
n.
)
Largeness,
in
a
figurative
sense
Amplitude
(
n.
)
Of
extent
of
capacity
or
intellectual
powers.
Amplitude
(
n.
)
Of
extent
of
means
or
resources.
Amplitude
(
n.
)
The
arc
of
the
horizon
between
the
true
east
or
west
point
and
the
center
of
the
sun,
or
a
star,
at
its
rising
or
setting.
At
the
rising,
the
amplitude
is
eastern
or
ortive:
at
the
setting,
it
is
western,
occiduous,
or
occasive.
It
is
also
northern
or
southern,
when
north
or
south
of
the
equator.
Amplitude
(
n.
)
The
arc
of
the
horizon
between
the
true
east
or
west
point
and
the
foot
of
the
vertical
circle
passing
through
any
star
or
object.
Amplitude
(
n.
)
The
horizontal
line
which
measures
the
distance
to
which
a
projectile
is
thrown
Amplitude
(
n.
)
The
extent
of
a
movement
measured
from
the
starting
point
or
position
of
equilibrium
Amplitude
(
n.
)
An
angle
upon
which
the
value
of
some
function
depends
Function
(
n.
)
The
act
of
executing
or
performing
any
duty,
office,
or
calling
Function
(
n.
)
The
appropriate
action
of
any
special
organ
or
part
of
an
animal
or
vegetable
organism
Function
(
n.
)
The
natural
or
assigned
action
of
any
power
or
faculty,
as
of
the
soul,
or
of
the
intellect
Function
(
n.
)
The
course
of
action
which
peculiarly
pertains
to
any
public
officer
in
church
or
state
Function
(
n.
)
A
quantity
so
connected
with
another
quantity,
that
if
any
alteration
be
made
in
the
latter
there
will
be
a
consequent
alteration
in
the
former.
Each
quantity
is
said
to
be
a
function
of
the
other.
Thus,
the
circumference
of
a
circle
is
a
function
of
the
diameter.
If
x
be
a
symbol
to
which
different
numerical
values
can
be
assigned,
such
expressions
as
x2,
3x,
Log.
x,
and
Sin.
x,
are
all
functions
of
x.
Function
(
v.
i.)
Alt.
of
Functionate
Theory
(
n.
)
A
doctrine,
or
scheme
of
things,
which
terminates
in
speculation
or
contemplation,
without
a
view
to
practice
Theory
(
n.
)
An
exposition
of
the
general
or
abstract
principles
of
any
science
Theory
(
n.
)
The
science,
as
distinguished
from
the
art
Theory
(
n.
)
The
philosophical
explanation
of
phenomena,
either
physical
or
moral
amplitude function (theory of oscillations) Bedeutung
function
office
part
role
the
actions
and
activities
assigned
to
or
required
or
expected
of
a
person
or
group,
the
function
of
a
teacher,
the
government
must
do
its
part,
play
its
role
amplitude
greatness
of
magnitude
amplitude
level
the
level
on
a
scale
of
amplitude
amplitude
bountifulness
bounty
the
property
of
copious
abundance
function
purpose
role
use
what
something
is
used
for,
the
function
of
an
auger
is
to
bore
holes,
ballet
is
beautiful
but
what
use
is
it?
big-bang
theory
big
bang
theory
(cosmology)
the
theory
that
the
universe
originated
sometime
betweenbillion
andbillion
years
ago
from
the
cataclysmic
explosion
of
a
small
volume
of
matter
at
extremely
high
density
and
temperature
steady
state
theory
continuous
creation
theory
(cosmology)
the
theory
that
the
universe
maintains
a
constant
average
density
with
matter
created
to
fill
the
void
left
by
galaxies
that
are
receding
from
each
other,
the
steady
state
theory
has
been
abandoned
in
favor
of
the
big
bang
theory
hypothesis
possibility
theory
a
tentative
insight
into
the
natural
world,
a
concept
that
is
not
yet
verified
but
that
if
true
would
explain
certain
facts
or
phenomena,
a
scientific
hypothesis
that
survives
experimental
testing
becomes
a
scientific
theory,
he
proposed
a
fresh
theory
of
alkalis
that
later
was
accepted
in
chemical
practices
M-theory
(particle
physics)
a
theory
that
involves
an
eleven-dimensional
universe
in
which
the
weak
and
strong
forces
and
gravity
are
unified
and
to
which
all
the
string
theories
belong
string
theory
(particle
physics)
a
theory
that
postulates
that
subatomic
particles
are
one-dimensional
strings
theory
a
belief
that
can
guide
behavior,
the
architect
has
a
theory
that
more
is
less,
they
killed
him
on
the
theory
that
dead
men
tell
no
tales
theory
a
well-substantiated
explanation
of
some
aspect
of
the
natural
world,
an
organized
system
of
accepted
knowledge
that
applies
in
a
variety
of
circumstances
to
explain
a
specific
set
of
phenomena,
theories
can
incorporate
facts
and
laws
and
tested
hypotheses,
true
in
fact
and
theory
theory
of
gravitation
theory
of
gravity
gravitational
theory
Newton's
theory
of
gravitation
(physics)
the
theory
that
any
two
particles
of
matter
attract
one
another
with
a
force
directly
proportional
to
the
product
of
their
masses
and
inversely
proportional
to
the
square
of
the
distance
between
them
localization
of
function
localisation
of
function
localization
principle
localisation
principle
localization
localisation
(physiology)
the
principle
that
specific
functions
have
relatively
circumscribed
locations
in
some
particular
part
or
organ
of
the
body
preformation
theory
of
preformation
a
theory
(popular
in
the
th
century
and
now
discredited)
that
an
individual
develops
by
simple
enlargement
of
a
tiny
fully
formed
organism
(a
homunculus)
that
exists
in
the
germ
cell
scientific
theory
a
theory
that
explains
scientific
observations,
scientific
theories
must
be
falsifiable
field
theory
(physics)
a
theory
that
explains
a
physical
phenomenon
in
terms
of
a
field
and
the
manner
in
which
it
interacts
with
matter
or
with
other
fields
economic
theory
(economics)
a
theory
of
commercial
activities
(such
as
the
production
and
consumption
of
goods)
Malthusianism
Malthusian
theory
Malthus'
theory
that
population
increase
would
outpace
increases
in
the
means
of
subsistence
communications
communication
theory
the
discipline
that
studies
the
principles
of
transmiting
information
and
the
methods
by
which
it
is
delivered
(as
print
or
radio
or
television
etc.),
communications
is
his
major
field
of
study
derived
function
derivative
differential
coefficient
differential
first
derivative
the
result
of
mathematical
differentiation,
the
instantaneous
change
of
one
quantity
relative
to
another,
df(x)
dx
set
theory
the
branch
of
pure
mathematics
that
deals
with
the
nature
and
relations
of
sets
group
theory
the
branch
of
mathematics
dealing
with
groups
Galois
theory
group
theory
applied
to
the
solution
of
algebraic
equations
probability
theory
theory
of
probability
the
branch
of
applied
mathematics
that
deals
with
probabilities
atomism
atomic
theory
atomist
theory
atomistic
theory
(chemistry)
any
theory
in
which
all
matter
is
composed
of
tiny
discrete
finite
indivisible
indestructible
particles,
the
ancient
Greek
philosophers
Democritus
and
Epicurus
held
atomic
theories
of
the
universe
holism
holistic
theory
the
theory
that
the
parts
of
any
whole
cannot
exist
and
cannot
be
understood
except
in
their
relation
to
the
whole,
holism
holds
that
the
whole
is
greater
than
the
sum
of
its
parts,
holistic
theory
has
been
applied
to
ecology
and
language
and
mental
states
atomic
theory
a
theory
of
the
structure
of
the
atom
Bohr
theory
(physics)
a
theory
of
atomic
structure
that
combined
Rutherford's
model
with
the
quantum
theory,
electrons
orbiting
a
nucleus
can
only
be
in
certain
stationary
energy
states
and
light
is
emitted
when
electrons
jump
from
one
energy
state
to
another
cell
theory
cell
doctrine
(biology)
the
theory
that
cells
form
the
fundamental
structural
and
functional
units
of
all
living
organisms,
proposed
in
by
Matthias
Schleiden
and
by
Theodor
Schwann
wave
theory
undulatory
theory
wave
theory
of
light
(physics)
the
theory
that
light
is
transmitted
as
waves
corpuscular
theory
corpuscular
theory
of
light
(physics)
the
theory
that
light
is
transmitted
as
a
stream
of
particles
kinetic
theory
kinetic
theory
of
gases
(physics)
a
theory
that
gases
consist
of
small
particles
in
random
motion
relativity
theory
of
relativity
relativity
theory
Einstein's
theory
of
relativity
(physics)
the
theory
that
space
and
time
are
relative
concepts
rather
than
absolute
concepts
general
relativity
general
theory
of
relativity
general
relativity
theory
Einstein's
general
theory
of
relativity
a
generalization
of
special
relativity
to
include
gravity
(based
on
the
principle
of
equivalence)
special
relativity
special
theory
of
relativity
special
relativity
theory
Einstein's
special
theory
of
relativity
a
physical
theory
of
relativity
based
on
the
assumption
that
the
speed
of
light
in
a
vacuum
is
a
constant
and
the
assumption
that
the
laws
of
physics
are
invariant
in
all
inertial
systems
quantum
theory
(physics)
a
physical
theory
that
certain
properties
occur
only
in
discrete
amounts
(quanta)
kinetic
theory
of
heat
a
theory
that
the
temperature
of
a
body
increases
when
kinetic
energy
increases
germ
theory
(medicine)
the
theory
that
all
contagious
diseases
are
caused
by
microorganisms
information
theory
(computer
science)
a
statistical
theory
dealing
with
the
limits
and
efficiency
of
information
processing
theory
of
dissociation
theory
of
electrolytic
dissociation
Arrhenius
theory
of
dissociation
(chemistry)
theory
that
describes
aqueous
solutions
in
terms
of
acids
(which
dissociate
to
give
hydrogen
ions)
and
bases
(which
dissociate
to
give
hydroxyl
ions),
the
product
of
an
acid
and
a
base
is
a
salt
and
water
theory
of
evolution
theory
of
organic
evolution
evolutionism
(biology)
a
scientific
theory
of
the
origin
of
species
of
plants
and
animals
theory
of
indicators
Ostwald's
theory
of
indicators
(chemistry)
the
theory
that
all
indicators
are
either
weak
acids
or
weak
bases
in
which
the
color
of
the
ionized
form
is
different
from
the
color
before
dissociation
theory
of
inheritance
(biology)
a
theory
of
how
characteristics
of
one
generation
are
derived
from
earlier
generations
punctuated
equilibrium
theory
of
punctuated
equilibrium
a
theory
of
evolution
holding
that
evolutionary
change
in
the
fossil
record
came
in
fits
and
starts
rather
than
in
a
steady
process
of
slow
change
quantum
field
theory
the
branch
of
quantum
physics
that
is
concerned
with
the
theory
of
fields,
it
was
motivated
by
the
question
of
how
an
atom
radiates
light
as
its
electrons
jump
from
excited
states
tectonics
plate
tectonics
plate
tectonic
theory
the
branch
of
geology
studying
the
folding
and
faulting
of
the
earth's
crust
associationism
association
theory
(psychology)
a
theory
that
association
is
the
basic
principle
of
mental
activity
game
theory
theory
of
games
(economics)
a
theory
of
competition
stated
in
terms
of
gains
and
losses
among
opposing
players
philosophical
doctrine
philosophical
theory
a
doctrine
accepted
by
adherents
to
a
philosophy
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