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systematic | Common to all businesses. |
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systematic approach to training |
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systematic covert channel analysis |
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systematic desensitisation | A therapy for phobias and other anxiety disorders in which patients are gradually given longer and longer exposures to the object of their fears systematic desensitisation systeme international d’unites /s?stem nte?nsj?n?l dun?te?/ |
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systematic error | - Mean that would result from an infinite number of measurements of the same measurand carried out under repeatability conditions minus a true value of the measurand (1)
- An error that affects all the measurements similarly. for example, if a ruler is too short, everything measured with it will appear to be longer than it really is (ignoring random error). if your watch runs fast, every time interval you measure with it will appear to be longer than it really is (again, ignoring random error). systematic errors do not tend to average out.
- Систематическая погрешность
- Систематическая ошибка. ошибка, которая постоянна по своему направлению и приблизительно одинакова по величине. может иметь место при нарушении дизайна или изменении методов, которыми исследователь оценивает пациентов, участвующих в клиническом испытании.
- Систематическая ошибка. компонент общей ошибки измере-ния, который изменяется постоянным образом. такая ошибка приводит к тому, что все результаты будут ошибочными на одинаковое значение [12, 28]. среднее значение, полученное в результате бесконечного числа измерений одной и той же измеряемой величины, проведенных в условиях повторяемости, за вычетом истинного значения измеряемой величины. примечание: систематическая ошибка равна разности ошибки измерения и случайной ошибки. как и истинное значение, систематическая ошибка и ее причины не могут быть известны.
- Систематическая ошибка. см. error (ошибка).
- Систематическая ошибка. компонент общей ошибки измерения, который изменяется постоянным образом. такая ошибка приводит к тому, что все результаты будут ошибочными на одинаковое значение [12, 28]. среднее значение, полученное в результате бесконечного числа измерений одной и той же измеряемой величины, проведенных в условиях повторяемости, за вычетом истинного значения измеряемой величины. примечание: систематическая ошибка равна разности ошибки измерения и случайной ошибки. как и истинное значение, систематическая ошибка и ее причины не могут быть известны.
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systematic error, se | An error that is always in one direction and is predictable, in contrast to random errors that may be either positive or negative and whose direction cannot be predicted. |
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systematic error. | An error that affects all the measurements similarly. for example, if a ruler is too short, everything measured with it will appear to be longer than it really is (ignoring random error). if your watch runs fast, every time interval you measure with it wi |
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systematic failure; reproducible failure; deterministic failure |
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systematic fault |
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systematic horizontol adjustment of positional errors |
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systematic investment plan | An approach involving regular investments in order to take advantage of dollar-cost averaging. |
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systematic random sample | A systematic sample starting at a random point in the listing of units in the of frame, instead of starting at the first unit. systematic random sampling is better than systematic sampling, but typically not as good as simple random sampling. |
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systematic random sample. | A systematic sample starting at a random point in the listing of units in the of frame, instead of starting at the first unit. systematic random sampling is better than systematic sampling, but typically not as good as simple random sampling. |
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systematic reconnaissance flights |
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systematic return | The part of the return dependent on the benchmark return. we can break excess returns into two components: systematic and residual. the systematic return is the beta times the benchmark excess return. |
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systematic risk | - Risk associated with the movement of a market or market segment as opposed to distinct elements of risk associated with a specific security;
- The risk that is common to an entire class of assets. it cannot be diversified away, except to the extent that another class of assets can be included in the portfolio. risks associated with events affecting individual firms (such as a fire that destroys production facilities) are diversifiable. see capital asset pricing model.
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systematic risk principle | Only the systematic portion of risk matters in large, well-diversified portfolios. thus, expected returns must be related only to systematic risks. |
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systematic sample | A systematic sample from a frame of units is one drawn by listing the units and selecting every kth element of the list. for example, if there are n units in the frame, and we want a sample of size n/10, we would take every tenth unit: the first unit, the eleventh unit, the 21st unit, etc. systematic samples are not random samples, but they often behave essentially as if they were random, if the order in which the units appears in the list is haphazard. systematic samples are a special case of cluster samples. |
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systematic sample. | A systematic sample from a frame of units is one drawn by listing the units and selecting every kth element of the list. for example, if there are n units in the frame, and we want a sample of size n/10, we would take every tenth unit: the first unit, the |
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systematic support |
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systematic theology |
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systematic timbering |
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systematic withdrawal plan | A provision of certain mutual funds to pay out to the shareholder specified amounts after specified periods of time. |
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systematic yacht hull series | Систематическая серия корпусов яхт |
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systematics | N систематика |
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systematicus [a, um] |
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