sampling in Japanese
sampling in Japanese is サンプリング — sampling means the process of selecting a smaller group from a larger population to study or measure.
sampling in Japanese
サンプリング
Pronounced: sanpuringu
(signal processing) The measurement, at regular intervals, of the amplitude of a varying waveform in order to convert it to digital form.
What does "sampling" mean?
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noun The process of selecting a smaller group from a larger population to study or measure.
"Random sampling helped the researchers avoid bias in their results."
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noun The technique of measuring a signal at regular intervals to convert it into digital form.
"CD audio uses a sampling rate of 44,100 times per second."
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noun The practice of reusing short clips from existing recordings in new music, especially hip-hop.
"Sampling old jazz records became a signature of the genre."
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sampling in a sentence
- Random sampling helped the researchers avoid bias in their results.
- CD audio uses a sampling rate of 44,100 times per second.
- Sampling old jazz records became a signature of the genre.
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What is "sampling" in Japanese?
"sampling" in Japanese is サンプリング. sampling means: The process of selecting a smaller group from a larger population to study or measure.
How do you pronounce サンプリング?
"sampling" in Japanese is サンプリング, pronounced "sanpuringu".
How do you use "sampling" in a sentence?
Example: "Random sampling helped the researchers avoid bias in their results." In Japanese, "sampling" is サンプリング.
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