sampling in Greek
sampling in Greek is δειγματοληψία — sampling means the process of selecting a smaller group from a larger population to study or measure.
sampling in Greek
δειγματοληψία
Pronounced: deigmatolipsia
What does "sampling" mean?
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noun The process of selecting a smaller group from a larger population to study or measure.
"Careful sampling of shoppers gave the survey a fair picture of local habits."
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noun The technique of measuring a signal at regular intervals to convert it into digital form.
"A higher sampling rate captures more detail from the original sound wave."
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noun The practice of reusing short clips from existing recordings in new music, especially hip-hop.
"Her sampling of an old drum break gave the track its groove."
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sampling in a sentence
- Careful sampling of shoppers gave the survey a fair picture of local habits.
- Quality inspectors rely on sampling because testing every bottle would take far too long.
- A higher sampling rate captures more detail from the original sound wave.
- Sampling turns a smooth analogue signal into a long series of numbers.
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What is "sampling" in Greek?
"sampling" in Greek is δειγματοληψία. sampling means: The process of selecting a smaller group from a larger population to study or measure.
How do you pronounce δειγματοληψία?
"sampling" in Greek is δειγματοληψία, pronounced "deigmatolipsia".
How do you use "sampling" in a sentence?
Example: "Careful sampling of shoppers gave the survey a fair picture of local habits." In Greek, "sampling" is δειγματοληψία.
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