heuristic in Japanese
heuristic in Japanese is ヒューリスティックス — heuristic means a practical rule of thumb that lets someone reach a workable answer quickly, without guaranteeing it is the best one.
heuristic in Japanese
ヒューリスティックス
Pronounced: hyūrisutikkusu
A heuristic method. [from 1860]
What does "heuristic" mean?
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noun A practical rule of thumb that lets someone reach a workable answer quickly, without guaranteeing it is the best one.
"A useful heuristic is to assume any task will take twice as long as you think."
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adjective Using trial, experience and approximation to find a good-enough solution rather than working through every possibility.
"The router uses a heuristic algorithm to pick a route in milliseconds."
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adjective Encouraging people to learn by investigating and discovering things for themselves.
"The course takes a heuristic approach, giving students problems before methods."
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heuristic in a sentence
- A useful heuristic is to assume any task will take twice as long as you think.
- Investors lean on heuristics because they cannot analyse every option.
- The router uses a heuristic algorithm to pick a route in milliseconds.
- The course takes a heuristic approach, giving students problems before methods.
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What is "heuristic" in Japanese?
"heuristic" in Japanese is ヒューリスティックス. heuristic means: A practical rule of thumb that lets someone reach a workable answer quickly, without guaranteeing it is the best one.
How do you pronounce ヒューリスティックス?
"heuristic" in Japanese is ヒューリスティックス, pronounced "hyūrisutikkusu".
How do you use "heuristic" in a sentence?
Example: "A useful heuristic is to assume any task will take twice as long as you think." In Japanese, "heuristic" is ヒューリスティックス.
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