Übersetzung für 'correction coefficient' von Englisch nach Deutsch

correction coefficient

Korrekturbeiwert {m}

Korrekturkoeffizient {m}

Berichtigungs­beiwert {m}

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correction

Abstellung {f} eines Missstandes

Ausrichtung {f}

Richtigstellung {f}journ.

Regulierung {f}

Ausgleich {m}

Ausbesserung {f}

Fehlerbereinigung {f}

Fehlerverbesserung {f}

Berichtigung {f}

Bereinigung {f}

Korrektion {f} [veraltet]

Verbesserung {f}

Korrektur {f}

richness correction

Gemischregelung {f} [Auto]

correction factor

Korrektionsfaktor {m}

correction curve

Korrekturkurve {f}electr.tech.

keystone correction

Perspektivkorrektur {f}photo.

atmospheric correction

Atmosphärenkorrektur {f}meteo.

correction values

Korrekturwerte {pl}

market correction

Marktkorrektur {f}stocks

• The activity coefficient of the components in a system is a correction factor that accounts for deviations of real systems from that of an Ideal solution, which can either be measured via experiment or estimated from chemical models (such as UNIFAC).
• The drag coefficient calculated with standard correlations is divided by the Cunningham correction factor, C given below.
• Here it was also shown that the outflow velocity is predicted extremeliy well by Torricelli's law and that no velocity correction (like a "coefficient of velocity") is needed.
• The reflection coefficient acts as a correction factor and is determined by the difference in particle size and pore ratio.
• The equations provided in American and European national and industry standards and the various coefficients used to differ from each other even to the extent of using different combinations of correction factors, but many are now closely aligned and give identical results; in particular, they use the same "Reader-Harris/Gallagher (1998)" equation for the coefficient of discharge for sharp-edged orifice plates.

• Experimental values for the "generalized" coefficient "A"G are generally of the order of magnitude of "A"0, but do differ significantly as between different emitting materials, and can differ as between different crystallographic faces of the same material.
• Chemical thermodynamics shows that the true equilibrium constant is a ratio of thermodynamic activities, and that each concentration must be multiplied by an activity coefficient.
• The transmission coefficient [...] is often assumed to be equal to one as it reflects what fraction of the flux through the transition state proceeds to the product without recrossing the transition state.
• If the independent variable is correlated with the error term in a regression model then the estimate of the regression coefficient in an ordinary least squares (OLS) regression is biased; however if the correlation is not contemporaneous, then the coefficient estimate may still be consistent.
• ] coefficient in front of [...] describes the curvature of time in Newtonian gravitation, and this curvature completely accounts for all Newtonian gravitational effects.