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Meanings of dof in English

Portuguese
grau de liberdade
Spanish
grados de libertad
Catalan
graus de llibertat
Wikidata

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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grau de liberdade
Russian
министерство финансов филиппин
Spanish
ministerio de finanzas de filipinas
Catalan
departament de finances de filipines
Wikidata

National executive department of the Philippines.

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министерство финансов филиппин
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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).
The Evolution of Man — Volume 1
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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.
Pubmed
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The most talked about offering is the new Df from Nikon .
Wired
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The second, a DF-21D, was fired from the eastern province of Zhejiang.
News.com.au
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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.
The new yorker
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This system shares the importance of multiorbital degrees of freedom with the iron-based superconductors.
Pubmed
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Heel-strike was simulated using a 5 degrees of freedom rig in a material testing machine.
Pubmed
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Parfitt says the arm offers six degrees of freedom.
Wired
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This potential gain, however, can be compromised by the large number of degrees of freedom caused by irrelevant markers.
Pubmed
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Government needs to give the maximum degree of freedom to business.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
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Think of it as traction control with higher degree of freedom.
Wired
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Instead, she had inadvertently managed to give Alexia an ever-increasing degree of freedom.
Soulless
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That winter in Aspen, he had tasted a degree of freedom never yet experienced.
Climbing Magazine
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It gave me an unparalleled degree of freedom and confidence.
Radio NZ
Russian
dept of field
Portuguese
profundidade de campo
Spanish
profundidad de campo
Catalan
profunditat de camp

Distance between the nearest and the furthest objects that are in focus in an image.

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dept of field
Russian
степени свободы
Catalan
graus de llibertat

(Of mechanical system) number of independent parameters that define its configuration; number of parameters that determine the state of a physical system and is important to the analysis of systems of bodies.

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степени свободы
Usage of dof in English
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Either these guys are really dof or this gate is amazing.
The South African
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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.
The South African
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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.
Reuters
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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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Here, we report our findings on the involvement of soybean Dof-type transcription factor genes in the regulation of the lipid content in soybean seeds.
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Six degrees of freedom (6DOF) refers to the freedom of movement of a rigid body in 3-dimensional space.
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The technique of time multiplexing is employed for synergetic stable drive control and precise angular velocity measurement in three separate degrees of freedom (DOF).
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