cumulative nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di cumulative nel dizionario inglese»bulgaro

cumulative [ˈkjuːmjʊlətɪv, Am -mjələt̬ɪv] AGG

1. cumulative (increasing):

cumulative

нарастващ

2. cumulative (accumulated):

cumulative

натрупан

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cumulative assumption of debts

встъпване в дълг

cumulative preference [or preferred ] Am, dividend

привилегирован дивидент с натрупване

Traduzioni di cumulative nel dizionario bulgaro»inglese

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кумулативен (-на)

cumulative

кумулативен ефект

cumulative effect

кумулиран (-а)

cumulative

встъпване в дълг

cumulative assumption of debts

съвкупност от доказателства

cumulative evidence

привилегирован дивидент с натрупване

cumulative preference [or preferred ] Am

кумулативна система от наказания [o. глоби]

cumulative system of penalties

многофазен данък

cumulative all-stage tax

cumulative Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

cumulative preference [or preferred ] Am, dividend

привилегирован дивидент с натрупване

cumulative evidence

съвкупност от доказателства

cumulative all-stage turnover tax

многофазен данък оборот

cumulative system of penalties DIR

кумулативна система от наказания [o. глоби]

cumulative assumption of debts

встъпване в дълг

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

However, noise has cumulative effects on users and people living near those trails that are not well researched.

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Although a formal restorative process might have dramatic impact, informal practices have a cumulative impact because they are part of everyday life.

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These individual scores are then sorted and converted into a cumulative probability distribution.

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Cumulative production through 1996 was estimated by a consulting firm at around 28 billion barrels of oil.

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The cumulative effect is like listening to an endless fight next door.

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As of 1993, he had raised $60 million in his cumulative efforts for non-profit organizations.

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Coaches and staff members become eligible after retirement or after 15 years of cumulative service.

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It is used in survival theory, reliability engineering and life insurance to estimate the cumulative number of expected events.

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It can be understood as bounds on the cumulative probability associated with any "x" -value.

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A cumulative index to biographical material in books and magazines.

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