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Meanings of degrees of freedom in English
Number of values in the final calculation of a statistic that are free to vary;number of independent ways by which a dynamic system can move,without violating constraint;minimum number of independent coordinates that specify the position of the syste.
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Examples for "df"
Examples for "df"
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C The gut-fibre-layer (df) has been enclosed by the gut-gland-layer (dd).
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Analysis including metastasectomy patients made no difference in DFS or overall survival.
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The unrelated donor group had similar OS and DFS with sibling groups.
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The most talked about offering is the new Df from Nikon .
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The second, a DF-21D, was fired from the eastern province of Zhejiang.
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Either these guys are really dof or this gate is amazing.
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Local lingo A few boks may think it was quite dof that the OED has taken so long to include yebo in its updates.
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Residual vibration suppression of a 3-DOF flexible parallel robot mechanism is implemented in this paper.
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Exiting DOF will be a key challenge for IOF given its non-controlling interest, and limited ability to improve the operating performance.
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We identified 28 Dof-type transcription factor genes in soybean plants, and these genes displayed diverse patterns of expression in various organs.
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This potential gain, however, can be compromised by the large number of degrees of freedom caused by irrelevant markers.
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Government needs to give the maximum degree of freedom to business.
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Think of it as traction control with higher degree of freedom.
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Instead, she had inadvertently managed to give Alexia an ever-increasing degree of freedom.
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That winter in Aspen, he had tasted a degree of freedom never yet experienced.
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It gave me an unparalleled degree of freedom and confidence.
Usage of degrees of freedom in English
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Spatial degrees of freedom are taken into account to define different control schemes.
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So you have a degrees of freedom swelling out of proportion.
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This system shares the importance of multiorbital degrees of freedom with the iron-based superconductors.
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Heel-strike was simulated using a 5 degrees of freedom rig in a material testing machine.
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Parfitt says the arm offers six degrees of freedom.
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Each arm of the PR2 has seven degrees of freedom, giving it almost-human like flexibility.
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If you build a robot with many degrees of freedom, it becomes very difficult to control.
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PHANToM is unable to accommodate all "six degrees of freedom" for objects in space.
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The Handyman's fingers had three degrees of freedom.
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Various methods have been proposed in the literature to overcome this lack of degrees of freedom problem.
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You have many more degrees of freedom in the IED problem than you did in the U-Boat problem.
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This potential gain, however, can be compromised by the large number of degrees of freedom caused by irrelevant markers.
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Embedding microfluidic architectures with microneedles enables fluid management capabilities that present new degrees of freedom for transdermal drug delivery.
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What are degrees of freedom?
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Main outcome measurements: Time spent within ranges of the entire wrist range of motion for 3 wrist degrees of freedom.
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This reorganization of the coordination pattern of the catch is discussed in the context of Bernstein's degrees of freedom problem.
Translations for degrees of freedom
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