Übersetzung für 'scaling' von Englisch nach Deutsch

scaling {adj} {pres-p}

die Größe verändernd

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scaling

Skalieren {n}

Skalierung {f}

Staffelung {f}

Zahnsteinentfernung {f}dent.

Abschuppung {f}

Schuppung {f}biol.

Konkremententfernung {f}dent.

Normieren {n}

Rationierung {f}

Schuppenbildung {f}

Saitenmensur {f}mus.

Beschuppung {f}zool.

Werbung

scaling [desquamation]

Abschilferung {f}med.

scaling [peeling, flaking]

Abschalen {n}tech.

scaling [also in tuneling]

Bereißen {n} [Berauben]mining

scaling [organ pipes]

Mensuration {f} [Orgelpfeifen]mus.spec.

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(mechanical) scaling [underground mining, tuneling]

Berauben {n} [Firste / Stöße unter Tage]mining

body scaling

Körperbeschuppung {f}zool.

deep scaling

geschlossene Kürettage {f}dent.

subgingivale Konkremententfernung {f}dent.

dimensional scaling

Größenskalierung {f}tech.

hand-scaling [underground mining, tuneling]

Beräumen {n} [Firste / Stöße unter Tage]mining

Bereißen {n} [Firste / Stöße unter Tage]mining

image scaling

Bildskalierung {f}comp.

Skalierung {f} von Bilderncomp.RadioTV

loudness scaling

Lautheitsskalierung {f}audio

mass scaling

Massenskalierung {f}tech.

multidimensional scaling <MDS>

multidimensionale Skalierung {f} <MDS>comp.math.

scaling down

Rationierung {f}

Korrektur {f} nach unten

Repartierung {f}fin.stocks

scaling effects

Skalierungs­effekte {pl}

scaling factor

Skalierungs­faktor {m}math.

Skalierfaktor {m}math.phys.tech.

scaling hammer

Entrostungs­hammer {m}tools

Kesselsteinhammer {m}tools

scaling ladder

Sturmleiter {f}hist.

scaling law

Skalengesetz {n}math.phys.

scaling method

Skalierungs­verfahren {n}math.

Skalierungs­methode {f}QMstat.

scaling properties

Skalierungs­eigenschaften {pl}

scaling resistance

Zunderbeständigkeit {f}engin.

scaling up

Korrektur {f} nach oben

scaling value

Skalierungs­wert {m}math.

scaling variable

Skalenvariable {f}phys.

scaling vehicle

Beraubefahrzeug {n}automot.constr.mining

scaling-off

Abschuppung {f} [z. B. Anstrich]

Abzunderung {f}tech.

up-scaling

Up-Scale {m} [Extrapolation höherer Messwerte]tech.

volume scaling

Mengenstaffelung {f}econ.

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gray-value scaling [Am.]

Grauwertskalierung {f}MedTech.tech.

hearing field scaling

Hörfeldskalierung {f}audio

pneumatic scaling chisel

Pressluftschaber {m}tools

scaling of orders

Repartierung {f} von Aufträgen

sound quality scaling

Skalierung {f} der Klangqualitätaudio

• Dynamic frequency scaling almost always appear in conjunction with dynamic voltage scaling, since higher frequencies require higher supply voltages for the digital circuit to yield correct results.
• Some other names for dilation are uniform scaling, isotropic scaling, homothety, and homothecy.
• Spatial heterogeneity can be re-phrased as scaling hierarchy of far more small things than large ones. It has been formulated as a scaling law.
• Vertical scaling, also known as scaling up, is the process of replacing a component with a device that is generally more powerful or improved.
• Several psychometric scaling methods start from proximity data and yield structures revealing the underlying organization of the data.

• Gtk supports scaling all UI elements by integer factors, and all text by any non-negative real number factors. As of 2019, Fractional scaling of the UI by scaling up and then down is experimental.
• This convention allows a clear distinction of the intrinsic projection scaling and the reduction scaling.
• More general is scaling with a separate scale factor for each axis direction.
• The scaling is uniform if and only if the scaling factors are equal ("vx = vy = vz"). If all except one of the scale factors are equal to 1, we have directional scaling.
• Autoscaling by default uses "reactive" decision approach for dealing with traffic scaling: scaling only happens in response to real-time changes in metrics.

• Local Multidimensional Scaling performs multidimensional scaling in local regions, and then uses convex optimization to fit all the pieces together.
• This says that the scaling parameter [...] alone is not a true or complete scaling factor unless all fluid components have a fairly similar (and preferably spherical) shape.
• Metric scaling uses a power transformation with a user-controlled exponent [...] : [...] and [...] for distance.