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Definition
Synonym
Extremwetterlage
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Extremwetterlage
f
meteo.
Extremwetterlage
n
pl
Die globale Temperaturerwärmung führt zu
Extremwetterlage
n.
extreme weather; freak weather
extreme weather; freak weather
Rising global temperatures will bring extreme freak weather patterns.
Extremwetterlage
f
meteo.
Extremwetterlage
n
pl
Die globale Temperaturerwärmung führt zu
Extremwetterlage
n.
extreme weather; freak weather
extreme weather; freak weather
Rising global temperatures will bring extreme freak weather patterns.
Extremwert
extremum
Extremwert
m
extreme value
Extremwert
m
; (relatives) Extremum
n
math.
lokales Extremum
Extremum
n
unter Nebenbedingungen
extreme value; extreme; extremum
local extremum
constrained extremum
Extremwert
m
electr.
Extremwerte
pl
peak value; crest value
peak values; crest values
Extremwert
m
; Extrembetrag
m
techn.
Extremwerte
pl
; Extrembeträge
pl
extreme value; maximum value; peak value; crest value
extreme values; maximum values; peak values; crest values
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
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
Extremwertregelung
f
(Messtechnik)
techn.
extremal control; peak-holding control (metrology)
Extremwertregler
m
Extremwertregler
pl
extremum contoller
extremum contollers
Extremwertregler
m
(Messtechnik)
techn.
Extremwertregler
pl
extremum controller (metrology)
extremum contollers
Extremwetterlage
f
meteo.
Extremwetterlage
n
pl
Die globale Temperaturerwärmung führt zu
Extremwetterlage
n.
extreme weather; freak weather
extreme weather; freak weather
Rising global temperatures will bring extreme freak weather patterns.
Deutsche
Extremwetterlage Synonyme
Weitere Ergebnisse für
Extremwetterlage Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
extreme weather; freak weather Synonyme
extreme
Draconian
Thule
Ultima Thule
a bit much
abandon
abandoned
abnormal
acme
acute
aggrandized
aggrandizement
all
amplification
amplified
anarchistic
anarcho-syndicalist
apex
apogee
at the height
ballyhoo
ballyhooed
bibulous
big talk
bigoted
bitter end
bizarre
blowing up
bordering
borderline
bottom dollar
boundary
bounding
boundless
boundlessness
bounds
breakaway
burlesque
butt
butt end
caricature
caudal
ceiling
climax
coastal
conclusive
conservative
constrictive
consummation
crapulent
crapulous
crest
crown
culmination
cutting
deep
definitive
depth
desperate
determinant
determinative
determining
different
dilatation
dilation
disproportionate
distant
dizzy
drastic
eccentric
egregious
egregiousness
end
endmost
enhancement
enlargement
enormous
enormousness
eventual
exaggerated
exaggerating
exaggeration
exceedingly
exceptional
exceptionally
excess
excessive
excessiveness
excruciating
exorbitance
exorbitancy
exorbitant
exotic
expansion
exquisite
extraordinarily
extraordinary
extravagance
extravagancy
extravagant
extreme
ly
extreme
s
extremism
extremist
extremistic
extremity
fabulous
fabulousness
factious
fag end
fanatic
fancy
far out
far-off
farthermost
farthest
farthest bound
farthest off
fierce
final
fringing
frontier
furious
furthermost
furthest
giantism
gigantic
gigantism
gluttonous
gluttony
go to
extreme
s
grandiloquence
grandiloquent
great
greatest
haggard
harsh
height
heightening
hidebound
high
high-flown
highest degree
huckstering
hyperbole
hyperbolic
hyperbolism
hypertrophied
hypertrophy
immoderacy
immoderate
immoderateness
immoderation
in the
extreme
incontinence
incontinent
indulgent
inflated
inflation
inordinacy
inordinance
inordinate
inordinateness
insurgent
insurrectionary
intemperance
intemperate
intemperateness
intense
intolerable
irrational
jumping-off place
keen
kooky
last
limbic
extreme
unction
baptism
burial service
chrism
chrismal
chrismation
chrismatory
chrisom
confirmation
deathwatch
dirge
eulogy
exequies
funeral oration
funeral rites
holy orders
last duty
last honors
last offices
last rites
matrimony
obsequies
ointment
penance
requiem
requiem mass
sacramental anointment
sacred unction
seven sacraments
the Eucharist
unction
viaticum
wake
extreme
ly
a bit
a little
a outrance
absolutely
all out
beyond all bounds
beyond compare
beyond comparison
beyond measure
bloody
completely
damned
darned
dead
downright
essentially
ever
exceedingly
exceptionally
excessively
extraordinarily
fairly
flat out
fundamentally
hellishly
hugely
immeasurably
immensely
in a measure
in a way
in some measure
in the
extreme
incalculably
indefinitely
infinitely
inordinately
kind of
most
notably
outrageously
over
overfull
overly
overmuch
parlous
perfectly
pretty
purely
quite
radically
rarely
rather
remarkably
scarcely
slightly
somewhat
sort of
strikingly
surpassingly
to a degree
to some extent
too
totally
uncommon
uncommonly
unconditionally
unduly
unequivocally
unusually
utterly
very
vitally
with a vengeance
Extremwetterlage Definition
Bring
(
v.
t.)
To
convey
to
the
place
where
the
speaker
is
or
is
to
be
Bring
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
the
accession
or
obtaining
of
Bring
(
v.
t.)
To
convey
Bring
(
v.
t.)
To
persuade
Bring
(
v.
t.)
To
produce
in
exchange
Extreme
(
a.
)
At
the
utmost
point,
edge,
or
border
Extreme
(
a.
)
Last
Extreme
(
a.
)
The
best
of
worst
Extreme
(
a.
)
Radical
Extreme
(
a.
)
Extended
or
contracted
as
much
as
possible
Extreme
(
n.
)
The
utmost
point
or
verge
Extreme
(
n.
)
Utmost
limit
or
degree
that
is
supposable
or
tolerable
Extreme
(
n.
)
An
extreme
state
or
condition
Extreme
(
n.
)
Either
of
the
extreme
terms
of
a
syllogism,
the
middle
term
being
interposed
between
them.
Extreme
(
n.
)
The
first
or
the
last
term
of
a
proportion
or
series.
Fair-weather
(
a.
)
Made
or
done
in
pleasant
weather,
or
in
circumstances
involving
but
little
exposure
or
sacrifice
Fair-weather
(
a.
)
Appearing
only
when
times
or
circumstances
are
prosperous
Freak
(
v.
t.)
To
variegate
Freak
(
n.
)
A
sudden
causeless
change
or
turn
of
the
mind
Rising
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Rise
Rising
(
a.
)
Attaining
a
higher
place
Rising
(
a.
)
Increasing
in
wealth,
power,
or
distinction
Rising
(
a.
)
Growing
Rising
(
prep.
)
More
than
Rising
(
n.
)
The
act
of
one
who,
or
that
which,
rises
(in
any
sense).
Rising
(
n.
)
That
which
rises
Weather
(
n.
)
The
state
of
the
air
or
atmosphere
with
respect
to
heat
or
cold,
wetness
or
dryness,
calm
or
storm,
clearness
or
cloudiness,
or
any
other
meteorological
phenomena
Weather
(
n.
)
Vicissitude
of
season
Weather
(
n.
)
Storm
Weather
(
n.
)
A
light
rain
Weather
(
v.
t.)
To
expose
to
the
air
Weather
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
to
sustain
the
trying
effect
of
Weather
(
v.
t.)
To
sail
or
pass
to
the
windward
of
Weather
(
v.
t.)
To
place
(a
hawk)
unhooded
in
the
open
air.
Weather
(
v.
i.)
To
undergo
or
endure
the
action
of
the
atmosphere
Weather
(
a.
)
Being
toward
the
wind,
or
windward
--
opposed
to
lee
Weather-beaten
(
a.
)
Beaten
or
harassed
by
the
weather
Weather-bit
(
n.
)
A
turn
of
the
cable
about
the
end
of
the
windlass,
without
the
bits.
Weather-bitten
(
a.
)
Eaten
into,
defaced,
or
worn,
by
exposure
to
the
weather.
Weather-board
(
v.
t.)
To
nail
boards
upon
so
as
to
lap
one
over
another,
in
order
to
exclude
rain,
snow,
etc.
Weather-bound
(
a.
)
Kept
in
port
or
at
anchor
by
storms
Weather-driven
(
a.
)
Driven
by
winds
or
storms
Weather-fend
(
v.
t.)
To
defend
from
the
weather
extreme weather; freak weather / extreme weather; freak weather / Rising global temperatures will bring extreme freak weather patterns. Bedeutung
rising
trot
the
rider
rises
from
the
saddle
every
second
stride
rebellion
insurrection
revolt
rising
uprising
organized
opposition
to
authority,
a
conflict
in
which
one
faction
tries
to
wrest
control
from
another
anointing
of
the
sick
extreme
unction
last
rites
a
Catholic
sacrament,
a
priest
anoints
a
dying
person
with
oil
and
prays
for
salvation
foul-weather
gear
protective
garment
that
is
intended
to
keep
the
wearer
dry
and
warm
in
bad
weather
Global
Positioning
System
GPS
a
navigational
system
involving
satellites
and
computers
that
can
determine
the
latitude
and
longitude
of
a
receiver
on
Earth
by
computing
the
time
difference
for
signals
from
different
satellites
to
reach
the
receiver
sheet
tack
mainsheet
weather
sheet
shroud
(nautical)
a
line
(rope
or
chain)
that
regulates
the
angle
at
which
a
sail
is
set
in
relation
to
the
wind
weather
deck
shelter
deck
upper
deck
having
no
overhead
protection
from
the
weather,
but
sheltering
the
deck
below
weather
map
weather
chart
(meteorology)
a
map
showing
the
principal
meteorological
elements
at
a
given
time
and
over
an
extended
region
weather
radar
radar
that
is
able
to
detect
clouds
and
precipitation
weather
satellite
meteorological
satellite
a
satellite
that
transmits
frequent
picture
of
the
earth
below
weather
ship
an
oceangoing
vessel
equipped
to
make
meteorological
observations
weather
strip
weatherstrip
weather
stripping
weatherstripping
a
narrow
strip
of
material
to
cover
the
joint
of
a
door
or
window
to
exclude
the
cold
weathervane
weather
vane
vane
wind
vane
mechanical
device
attached
to
an
elevated
structure,
rotates
freely
to
show
the
direction
of
the
wind
watchfulness
vigilance
weather
eye
vigilant
attentiveness,
he
keeps
a
weather
eye
open
for
trouble
upgrade
rise
rising
slope
the
property
possessed
by
a
slope
or
surface
that
rises
extreme
the
furthest
or
highest
degree
of
something,
he
carried
it
to
extremes
transient
global
amnesia
memory
disorder
seen
in
middle
aged
and
elderly
persons,
characterized
by
an
episode
of
amnesia
and
bewilderment
that
lasts
for
several
hours,
person
is
otherwise
alert
and
intellectually
active
disorientation
freak
out
a
wild
delusion
(especially
one
induced
by
a
hallucinogenic
drug)
meteorology
weather
forecasting
predicting
what
the
weather
will
be
weather
forecast
weather
outlook
a
forecast
of
the
weather
flood
tide
flood
rising
tide
the
occurrence
of
incoming
water
(between
a
low
tide
and
the
following
high
tide),
a
tide
in
the
affairs
of
men
which,
taken
at
the
flood,
leads
on
to
fortune
-Shakespeare
rise
rising
ascent
ascension
a
movement
upward,
they
cheered
the
rise
of
the
hot-air
balloon
National
Weather
Service
the
federal
agency
in
the
National
Oceanic
and
Atmospheric
Administration
that
is
responsible
for
weather
forecast
and
preparation
of
weather
maps
world
organization
world
organisation
international
organization
international
organisation
global
organization
an
international
alliance
involving
many
different
countries
weather
bureau
an
administrative
unit
responsible
for
gathering
and
interpreting
meteorological
data
for
weather
study
and
forecasts
extreme
point
extreme
extremum
the
point
located
farthest
from
the
middle
of
something
meteorological
observation
post
weather
station
one
of
a
network
of
observation
posts
where
meteorological
data
is
recorded
addict
nut
freak
junkie
junky
someone
who
is
so
ardently
devoted
to
something
that
it
resembles
an
addiction,
a
golf
addict,
a
car
nut,
a
bodybuilding
freak,
a
news
junkie
control
freak
someone
with
a
compulsive
desire
to
exert
control
over
situations
and
people
freak
monster
monstrosity
lusus
naturae
a
person
or
animal
that
is
markedly
unusual
or
deformed
reactionary
ultraconservative
extreme
right-winger
an
extreme
conservative,
an
opponent
of
progress
or
liberalism
speed
freak
addict
who
habitually
uses
stimulant
drugs
(especially
amphetamines)
weatherman
weather
forecaster
predicts
the
weather
cold
weather
a
period
of
unusually
cold
weather
fair
weather
sunshine
temperateness
moderate
weather,
suitable
for
outdoor
activities
hot
weather
a
period
of
unusually
high
temperatures
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
climate
change
global
climate
change
a
change
in
the
world's
climate
global
warming
an
increase
in
the
average
temperature
of
the
earth's
atmosphere
(especially
a
sustained
increase
that
causes
climatic
changes)
inflation
rising
prices
a
general
and
progressive
increase
in
prices,
in
inflation
everything
gets
more
valuable
except
money
to
windward
windward
side
weatherboard
weather
side
the
side
toward
the
wind
global
aphasia
total
aphasia
loss
of
all
ability
to
communicate
good
weather
weather
suitable
for
outdoor
activities
bad
weather
inclemency
inclementness
weather
unsuitable
for
outdoor
activities
raw
weather
unpleasantly
cold
and
damp
weather
bring
to
bring
back
bring
round
bring
around
return
to
consciousness,
These
pictures
bring
back
sad
memories
beget
get
engender
father
mother
sire
generate
bring
forth
make
children,
Abraham
begot
Isaac,
Men
often
father
children
but
don't
recognize
them
bring
around
cure
heal
provide
a
cure
for,
make
healthy
again,
The
treatment
cured
the
boy's
acne,
The
quack
pretended
to
heal
patients
but
never
managed
to
boot
reboot
bring
up
cause
to
load
(an
operating
system)
and
start
the
initial
processes,
boot
your
computer
bring
land
bring
into
a
different
state,
this
may
land
you
in
jail
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