Übersetzung für 'vector' von Englisch nach Deutsch

vector

Überträger {m}biol.

Vektor {m}math.

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vector [of diseases]

Überträger {m} [von Krankheiten]zool.

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vector-based {adj}

vektorbasiert

vector-free {adj}

vektorfreispec.

vector-mediated {adj}

vektorvermitteltbiol.

vector-oriented {adj}

vektororientiert

vector-valued {adj}

vektorwertigmath.

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absolute vector

absoluter Vektor {m}math.

acceleration vector

Beschleunigungs­vektor {m}phys.

arthropod vector

Arthropodenvektor {m}zool.

attack vector

Angriffsvektor {m}comp.tech.

axial vector

Axialvektor {m}math.phys.

axial vector <AV, a.v.>

axialer Vektor {m} <AV>math.phys.

basis vector

Basisvektor {m}math.

binormal vector

Binormalvektor {m}math.

bound vector

gebundener Vektor {m}engin.math.tech.

Burgers vector

Burgersvektor {m}material

cardiac vector

Herzvektor {m}med.

characteristic vector [eigenvector]

charakteristischer Vektor {m} [veraltet] [Eigenvektor]math.

column vector

Spaltenvektor {m}math.

control vector

Steuervektor {m}tech.

correction vector

Korrekturvektor {m}math.stat.

derivative vector

Ableitungs­vektor {m}math.

direction vector

Richtungs­vektor {m}math.

dispersal vector

Ausbreitungs­vektor {m}bot.

displacement vector

Verschiebungs­vektor {m}phys.

distance vector

Distanzvektor {m}math.phys.

Abstandsvektor {m}math.phys.

Entfernungs­vektor {m}math.phys.

distribution vector

Verbreitungs­vektor {m}

expression vector

Expressionsvektor {m}biotech.

feature vector

Merkmalsvektor {m}tech.

field vector

Feldvektor {m}electr.

fixed vector

gebundener Vektor {m}engin.math.

free vector

freier Vektor {m}engin.

gravity vector

Schwerevektor {m}phys.

Schwerkraftvektor {m}phys.

input vector

Eingangsvektor {m}electr.

interrupt vector

Interruptvektor {m}comp.

Jones vector

Jones-Vektor {m}optics

lattice vector

Gittervektor {m}phys.

lentiviral vector <LV>

lentiviraler Vektor {m} <LV>biotech.med.

light vector

Lichtvektor {m}optics

normal vector

Normalvektor {m}math.

normaler Vektor {m}math.

normalized vector

normierter Vektor {m}math.

output vector

Ausgangsvektor {m}electr.

parameter vector

Parametervektor {m}math.stat.

phage vector

Phagenvektor {m}biochem.

plasmid vector

Plasmidvektor {m}biotech.

polar vector

polarer Vektor {m} <PV>math.phys.

polarization vector

Polarisationsvektor {m}electr.phys.

pollen vector

Pollenvektor {m}bot.

Pollenüberträger {m}bot.

position vector

Ortsvektor {m}math.

Poynting vector

Poynting-Vektor {m}electr.phys.

probability vector

Wahrscheinlichkeitsvektor {m}stat.

random vector

Zufallsvektor {m}stat.

reference vector

Referenzvektor {m}

relative vector

relativer Vektor {m}

rotation vector

Drehvektor {m}math.

Rotationsvektor {m}math.

row vector

Zeilenvektor {m}math.

scattering vector

Streuvektor {m}phys.

shrinkage vector [e.g. resin composites]

Schrumpfungs­vektor {m} [z. B. bei Kompositkunststoffen]dent.material

single vector

Einzelvektor {m}biol.math.

sparse vector

dünnbesetzter Vektor {m}math.

spectral vector

Spektralvektor {m}phys.

speed vector

Geschwindigkeitsvektor {m}phys.

Stokes vector

Stokes-Vektor {m} [auch: Stokesvektor]optics

stress vector

Spannungs­vektor {m}tech.

tangent vector

Tangentvektor {m}math.

thrust vector

Schubvektor {m}astronauphys.

torque vector

Drehmomentvektor {m}engin.phys.

transfection vector

Transfektionsvektor {m}biochem.

transformation vector

Transformationsvektor {m}biotech.

translation vector

Translationsvektor {m}phys.

unit vector

Einheitsvektor {m}math.

normierter Vektor {m}math.

vector address

Einsprungadresse {f}

vector algebra

Vektoralgebra {f}math.

Vektorrechnung {f}math.

vector analysis

Vektorrechnung {f}math.

Vektoranalyse {f} [auch: Vektor-Analyse]med.tech.

vector analysis [vector calculus]

Vektoranalysis {f}math.

vector arrow

Vektorpfeil {m}math.

vector bundle

Vektorbündel {n}math.

vector calculus

Vektoranalysis {f}math.

vector constant

Vektorkonstante {f}math.phys.

vector control

Vektorkontrolle {f}biol.

vector control [motor]

Vektorregelung {f} [feldorientierte Regelung]electr.

vector diagram

Vektordiagramm {n}

vector electrocardiography <VECG>

Vektorelektrokardiografie {f} [auch: Vektor-Elektrokardiografie]med.MedTech.

Vektorelektrokardiographie {f} [auch: Vektor-Elektrokardiographie]med.MedTech.

vector element

Vektorelement {n}math.

vector equation

Vektorgleichung {f}math.

vector field

Vektorfeld {n}math.phys.

Vektorenfeld {n} [selten]math.phys.

vector generator

Vektorgenerator {m}

• Most operations on vector spaces can be extended to vector bundles by performing the vector space operation "fiberwise".
• In mathematics and statistics, a probability vector or stochastic vector is a vector with non-negative entries that add up to one.
• Dual vector spaces find application in many branches of mathematics that use vector spaces, such as in tensor analysis with finite-dimensional vector spaces.
• During mapping, there will be one single "winning" neuron: the neuron whose weight vector lies closest to the input vector.
• As a corollary, all vector spaces are equipped with at least two (possibly different) linear subspaces: the zero vector space consisting of the zero vector alone and the entire vector space itself.

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• The simplest example of a vector space is the trivial one: {0}, which contains only the zero vector (see the third axiom in the Vector space article).
• Excess thrust is a vector and is determined as the vector difference between the thrust vector and the drag vector.
• A non-exhaustive list of the technologies used by Scan2CAD in the raster-to-vector and vector-to-vector conversion process.
• Based on this fact he introduced a vectorial way to describe any rotation, with a vector on the rotation axis and module equal to the value of the angle.
• In vector calculus, a complex lamellar vector field is a vector field which is orthogonal to a family of surfaces.

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• The length of the vector is determined by calculating its Euclidean norm: the square root of the sum of squares of the vector components.
• The vector Laplace operator, also denoted by [...] , is a differential operator defined over a vector field.
• NOTE: The formulas involving the vector-by-vector derivatives [...] and [...] (whose outputs are matrices) assume the matrices are laid out consistent with the vector layout, i.e.