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101Butterfly-Graph — Schmetterlingsgraph Ein Schmetterlingsgraph (englisch butterfly graph) zeigt, wie aus der Grundfunktion (der Schmetterling) der Fouriertransformation ein schneller Fouriertransformator (FFT, schnelle Fourier Transformation) aufgebaut wird. Der… …
102Butterfly Graph — Schmetterlingsgraph Ein Schmetterlingsgraph (englisch butterfly graph) zeigt, wie aus der Grundfunktion (der Schmetterling) der Fouriertransformation ein schneller Fouriertransformator (FFT, schnelle Fourier Transformation) aufgebaut wird. Der… …
103profit graph — A graphical representation of the potential outcomes of a strategy. Dollars of profit or loss are graphed on the vertical axis, and various stock prices are graphed on the horizontal axis. Results may be depicted at any point in time, although… …
104chron|o|graph — «KRON uh graf, grahf», noun. 1. an instrument for measuring very short intervals of time accurately, such as a stop watch. 2. an instrument for recording the exact instant of an astronomical or other occurrence …
105co|ro|na|graph — «kuh ROH nuh graf, grahf», noun. a telescope equipped with a disk that blacks out most of the sun, used for observing the sun s corona at any time. Also, coronograph …
106e|lec|tro|chron|o|graph — «ih LEHK troh KRON uh graf, grahf», noun. an instrument for electrically recording exact instants of time …
107ka|ma|graph — «KAH muh graf, grahf». noun. 1. a type of printing press used in kamagraphy to reproduce exactly an original painting specially made for it. 2. a reproduction of a painting made by a kamagraph: »Each kamagraph looks as though the artist painted… …
108me|te|or|o|graph — «MEE tee uhr uh graf, grahf; MEE tee R , OR », noun. an instrument for automatically recording various meteorological conditions, as barometric pressure, temperature, and humidity, at the same time, especially one carried aloft by a balloon or… …
109pho|to|chron|o|graph — «FOH toh KRON uh graf, grahf», noun. 1. a device for photographing a moving object at regular, brief intervals. 2. a photograph so taken. 3. an instrument for photographing the transit of a star. 4. a device for measuring and recording small time …
110psy|cho|graph|ics — «SY koh GRAF ihks», noun. the use of psychographs and psychography in market research: »Psychographics…attempts to determine why people of similar educational and economic backgrounds develop different buying habits (Time) …
