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Multiplet, английский
Manifold, английский
- Group of valves placed together side by side; the valves may share a single cast body divided into several compartments for individual piping
- A fitting that connects a number of branches to the main; serves as a distribution point.
- A filter assembly containing multiple ports and integral relating components which services more than one fluid circuit.
- Коллектор; трубопровод с ответвлениями
- A section of duct, a fitting, or a pipe with a number of branches which are close together. mannerism transitional style in architecture and the arts in the late 16th cent., particularly in italy, characterized in architecture by unconventional use of classical elements.
- Коллектор
- A pipe or chamber with several fittings for interconnecting pumps, water pipes, fuel hoses and the like.
- Коллектор, гребёнка, разветвлённый трубопровод
- Функциональный блок, контур, подсистема гс
- System of ducts or pipes that divides a flow and conducts it to more than one point of delivery or that unites a flow from a number of sources for delivery at one point. see also exhaust manifold
- A conductor with multiple connection ports, generally made from a solid block of metal with internally drilled passageways to minimize the amount of piping required.
- Collection of vacuum hardware such as valves, piping, and chambers connected together to form a test system.
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Multiplet, английский
Multivalent, английский
A logic or system that can take on multiple values. the values may be discrete, such as lukasiewicz`s trivalent logic [0, 1/2, 1], or continuous, such as probabilities or fuzzy membership scores, both of which are defined over the range 0-1. typically, a value of zero implies absolute falsehood or impossibility while a value of one (1) implies absolute truth or necessity. mutlivalent logics allow one to capture degrees of certainty, and support non-monotone logics. see also: fuzzy logic, non-monotone logic, probability. multivariate adaptive regression spline (mars) mars is an acronym for multivariate adaptive regression spline, a statistical technique for adaptively estimating a multi-attribute function. like cart and other techniques, this method recursively fits a function to the data. it adaptively adjusts for regions with poor fits by adding spline functions to the model for that region. see also: classification and regression trees, recursive partitioning, spline.
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