Übersetzung für 'upward curve' von Englisch nach Deutsch

upward curve

steigende Kurve {f}

aufsteigende Kurve {f}

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upward sloping curve

ansteigende Kurve {f}

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upward yield curve

aufsteigende Renditekurve {f}

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receiver-operating characteristic / characteristics curve <ROC curve>

ROC-Kurve {f} [z. B. Medizinstatistik]stat.

Grenzwertoptimierungs­kurve {f} [ROC-Kurve]stat.

thermal deathtime / death-time curve <TDT curve>

Abtötungs­-Temperatur-Kurve {f}biochem.

maximal expiratory flow-volume curve <MEFV curve>

maximale exspiratorische Fluss-Volumen-Kurve {f} <MEFV-Kurve>med.

thermal death-time curve <TDT curve>

TDT-Kurve {f} [Abtötungs­-Temperatur-Kurve]biochem.

stress-cycle curve <S-N curve>

Wöhlerkurve {f}material

upward {adv}

nach oben

hinan [dichter.]

aufwärts

upward {adj} {adv}

in die Höhe

upward {adj}

ansteigend

aufsteigend

upward integration

vertikale Verflechtung {f}

upward path

Weg {m} nach oben

upward adjustment

Berichtigung {f} nach oben

upward trend

zunehmende Tendenz {f}

upward diagonal {adj}

aufwärtsdiagonal

upward compatibility

Aufwärtskompatibilität {f}

upward direction

Aufwärtsrichtung {f}

upward outliers

Ausreißer {pl} nach obenstat.

• His fingernails grew in a peculiar upward curve, a fact that influenced his playing style and tone.
• The producers were happy to have started well, survived the ratings lull in the middle, and ended with an upward curve in the last two weeks.
• But the club was now on a definite upward curve, its youth side lifting the Welsh Youth Cup and MacWhirter League title in 1997, and the senior side gaining promotion to the First Division in 1998.
• During his service as attorney general, Anaya oversaw an investigation of the upward curve in the level of drugs in the Penitentiary of New Mexico after 1972.
• Dogs who have tails tend to have an upward curve in the tail, which is called the sickle tail.

• With one hand on the outside and one on the inside, the potter's hands would press together and form the upward curve of the hydria.
• The CFL ends the 20th century on a continued upward curve.
• It is easily separated from the squirrels in the field by the shape and color of the tail and the upward curve in which it is held when walking about.
• The total area of the aquifer forms roughly the shape of a slight upward curve and approximately measures 160 miles east to west at its furthermost boundaries and 80 miles north to south at its widest section.
• At this point, the building's adaptive reuse potential is either an upward curve or a downward curve which can determine whether the potential is high, medium or low.

• In the pitched roof is a slight upward curve.
• The tail is long and carried low, with an upward curve at the end.
• ” He felt it put the business on an upward curve.
• Compared to other dicynodonts, "Sintocephalus" is distinguished by the thickness and upward curve of its temporal arch behind the eyes.
• They have skinny and compressed heads and the bottom jaw is elongated with an upward curve, known as a duckbill-shape.

• with diverging rays, a laurel branch spans the width of the obverse from right to left passing under the sickle's handle in an upward curve, along the lower and right circumference, a ribbon bearing the relief inscription "VETERAN OF LABOUR" (...).
• no upward curve at the eaves, and purely decorative logs called "chigi" (vertical) and "katsuogi" (horizontal) protruding from the roof's ridge.
• ... 4 kN in conventional pianos), bridge agraffes may also help preserve the crucial upward curve, or "crown," in the soundboard.
• They have a slight upward curve, so that the bubble naturally rests in the center, the highest point.
• At the end of the in-run is the "kicker", an upward curve to permit the jumping necessary for the relevant sports.