Übersetzung für 'sampling interval' von Englisch nach Deutsch

sampling interval

Abtastintervall {n}electr.

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interval

Pause {f}

Zeitabstand {m}

Zeitspanne {f}

Abstand {m}

Intervall {n}math.mus.

Zwischenraum {m}

Zwischenzeit {f}

Zusammenklang {m} von zwei Tönen [Intervall]mus.

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time interval

Zeitintervall {n}

confidence interval

Sicherheitsintervall {n}stat.tech.

interval scale

Intervallskala {f}stat.

descending interval

absteigendes Intervall {n}mus.

augmented interval

übermäßiges Intervall {n}mus.

diminished interval

vermindertes Intervall {n}mus.

guard interval

Schutzintervall {n}electr.

QT interval

QT-Zeit {f}med.

QT-Dauer {f}med.

QT-Intervall {n}med.

inspection interval

Prüfintervall {n}tech.

compound interval

weites Intervall {n}mus.

• The researcher must ensure that the chosen sampling interval does not hide a pattern.
• Effective use of the towed array system requires a vessel to maintain a straight, level course over a data sampling interval.
• The occurrence of a plateau is not guaranteed and may vary by person and sampling interval, leading to modified protocols with varied results.
• 24 seconds, and the contents of the accumulators were telemetered at the end of each sampling interval.
• 9. The hardware technologies for determining the sampling interval in the process of coding and analysis of continuous noisy random signals have been developed.

• Although a controller may be stable when implemented as an analog controller, it could be unstable when implemented as a digital controller due to a large sampling interval.
• Although, most state DOTs now use rolling inclinometer based systems for AASHTO r56 certification procedures which collect at the same 25mm sampling interval as highway profilers.
• b) must be applied successively to each time sample with sampling interval ∆t, producing u(t) at each level.
• The sampling interval, or how often samples (or "data points") are taken, is an important factor in percentile calculation.
• These logs provide data with a sampling interval much smaller than the vertical resolution of the seismic data.

• Waters & Underwood (1998) used a machine with an accuracy of plus or minus one character space and a sampling interval of only 4 ms.
• This approach was proposed by Keys, who showed that [...] produces third-order convergence with respect to the sampling interval of the original function.
• The exponential functions [...] , where [...] , are eigenfunctions of a linear, time-invariant operator. [...] is the sampling interval, and [...]. A simple proof illustrates this concept.
• If [...] =0.5, then the "RC" time constant is equal to the sampling period. If [...] , then "RC" is significantly larger than the sampling interval, and [...].
• Let [...] , where [...] is the sampling interval and [...] is the sampling frequency.