Übersetzung für 'Even better' von Englisch nach Deutsch

even better {adj} {adv}

noch besser

Even better.

Umso besser.

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even {adj}

flach

gleichmäßig

einheitlich

glatt

gerade [Zahl]math.

in gleicher Höhe

eben [gleichmäßig]

ausgeglichen

gleich

geradzahligmath.

even {adv}

gar [geh.] [sogar]

selbst [sogar]

auch nur

auch [sogar]

schon [sogar, selbst]

sogar

even

Gerade {f}

not even

(noch) nicht einmal

even-handedly {adv}

unparteiisch

even if {conj}

wenn auch

• Bonilla proved to be an even better friend to the banana companies than Sierra.
• However, even better fuel economy could be had by flying a normal jet engine at much higher altitudes, while existing designs filled the "low end" of the market fairly well.
• The NV1 hardware also allowed a quadratic interpolation mode to provide an even better approximation of perspective correctness.
• Inquiries that began with the Geissler tube continued as even better vacuums were produced.
• The current third-generation IGBTs are even better, with speed rivaling power MOSFETs, and excellent ruggedness and tolerance of overloads.

• This was followed by an even better performance the next year.
• The main qualities the RAF were looking for in a twin-engine fighter were range and carrying capacity (to allow the large radar apparatus of the time to be carried), in which requirements the Bristol Beaufighter could perform just as well as or even better than the Whirlwind.
• In 2020, Trump did even better, earning 95% of the vote while Joe Biden slightly improved on Clinton's margin, earning eight votes for 5%.
• Combinations of two or more lifestyle modifications can achieve even better results.
• Even better, many structures defined on topological spaces can be transferred between "X" and KQ("X").

• Green Bay did even better, not allowing New England to advance past their own 32-yard line.
• Least absolute deviations shares the ability to be relatively insensitive to large deviations in outlying observations, although even better methods of robust regression are available.
• Cistern water is usually chlorinated, though reverse osmosis systems provide even better quality drinking water.
• Using miso without any cooking may be even better.
• 1 kHz CD audio using the earliest reference implementation (more recent encoders should presumably perform even better).

• Super-IPS was later introduced after in-plane switching with even better response times and color reproduction.
• Even better efficiency is obtained by computing [...] from its prime factorization, based on the principle that exponentiation by squaring is faster than expanding an exponent into a product.
• Cropper responded by stating that he thought Belushi was as good as (or even better than) many of the singers he had backed; he also noted that Belushi had, early in his career, briefly been a professional drummer, and had an especially keen sense of rhythm.
• In addition, the left-shifting variant may produce even better code, as the msb is the carry from the addition of [...] to itself.