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Multilingual Demographic Dictionary, second unified edition, English volume
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[[en-II:continuous]] [[ar-II:متصل]] [[cs-II:spojitý]] [[de-II:stetig]] [[es-II:continua]] [[fr-II:continu]] [[it-II:continua]] [[ja-II:連続的]] [[pt-II:contínua]] [[ru-II:Непрерывные переменные]] [[zh-II:连续性的]] | [[en-II:continuous]] [[ar-II:متصل]] [[cs-II:spojitý]] [[de-II:stetig]] [[es-II:continua]] [[fr-II:continu]] [[it-II:continua]] [[ja-II:連続的]] [[pt-II:contínua]] [[ru-II:Непрерывные переменные]] [[zh-II:连续性的]] | ||
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| Section | English 143 |
Arabic 143 |
Czech 143 |
German 143 |
Spanish 143 |
French 143 |
Italian 143 |
Japanese 143 |
Portuguese 143 |
Russian 143 |
Chinese 143 |
| 143-1 | continuous | متصل | spojitý | stetig —kontinuierlich |
continua | continu | continua | 連続的 | contínua | Непрерывные переменные | 连续性的 |
| 143-2 | discontinuous | منفصل | nespojitý | diskontinuierlich —nicht stetig |
discontinua | discontinu | discontinua | 非連続的 | descontínua | Прерывные переменные | 非连续性的 |
| 143-3 | discrete | متقطع | diskrétní | diskret | discreto —discreta |
discret —discret |
discreto —discreta |
離散的 | discreta | Дискретные переменные | 离散 |
A variable is continuous 1 in a given interval when it can take on an infinite number of values between any two points contained in the interval. In the opposite case it is said to be discontinuous 2. Where a variable can take only certain isolated values it is called a discrete 3 variable.
- 1. Continuous, adj. - continuity, n.
- 2. Discontinuous, adj. - discontinuity, n.
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