Definition of binning in English Turkish dictionary
- bin
- çöp kutusu
Patlayıcılar bir çöp kutusunun içine saklanmıştı.
-The explosives were hidden in a trash bin.
Çöp kutusundan silinmiş bir dosyayı geri getirmek mümkün mü?
-Is it possible to recover a file deleted from the bin?
- bin
- çöp kovası
- bin
- {i} kömürlük
- bin
- sele
- bin
- tımarhane
- bin
- (Ticaret) ambara koymak
- bin
- (Gıda,Teknik) silo
- bin
- yer
Her biri için bir dizüstü bilgisayar yerine bütün konularım için üç halkalı klasör kullanırım.
-I use a three-ring binder for all my subjects instead of a notebook for each one.
- bin
- bidon
Bizim tekerlekli çöp bidonumuz çalındı.
-Our wheelie bin was stolen.
- bin
- (Bilgisayar) ikilik
Dünya üzerinde 10 çeşit insan vardır: ikilik sistemi anlayanlar ve anlamayanlar.
-There are 10 types of people in the world: those who understand binary, and those who don't.
- bin
- çöp tenekesi
Yumurta kabuklarını organik çöp tenekesine atın.
-Throw the egg shells in the organic rubbish bin.
- bin
- teneke
Yumurta kabuklarını organik çöp tenekesine atın.
-Throw the egg shells in the organic rubbish bin.
- bin
- bunker
- bin
- kutu
Kafan bir çöp kutusu değildir.
-Your head is not a trash bin.
Lütfen çöpünü dışarıdaki çöp kutularına koy.
-Please put your waste in the bins outside.
- bin
- bindire
- bin
- {i} ambar
- bin
- {i} (kömür, tahıl v.b.'ni saklamak için) kap; sandık; yer: coal bin kömürlük. wood bin odunluk
- bin
- sepet
- bin
- kutuya veya sandığa koymak
- bin
- ambarlamak
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Definition of binning in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- bin
- Dokuz yüz doksan dokuzdan sonra gelen sayının adı
- Bin
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) ASAT
- BÎN
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Kelime sonuna ilâve ile "gören, görücü" mânalarına gelir. Meselâ
- bin
- Bu sayının adı ve bu sayıyı gösteren rakam, 1000, M
- bin
- Pek çok, çok sayıda: "Taşlar, topraklar kaydırarak bin zorlukla iniyorlardı."- R. H. Karay
- bin
- Bu sayıyı gösteren 1000, M rakamlarının adı
- bin
- Korku, tehlike
- bin
- Pek çok, çok sayıda
- bin
- On kere yüz, dokuz yüz doksan dokuzdan bir artık
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Definition of binning in English English dictionary
- On-chip binning Combining data from a rectangular group of pixels on the CCD itself by appropriate clocking An improvement in signal-to-noise ratio is achieved at the loss of some picture detail (or spatial resolution)
- A specialised technique used by some AFIS vendors Binning is the process of classifying finger images according to finger image patterns This predominantly takes place in law enforcement applications Here finger images are categorised by characteristics such as arches, loops and whorls and held in smaller, separate databases (or bins) according to their category Searches can be made against particular bins, thus speeding up the response time and accuracy of the AFIS search
- (Data Mining Concepts; search in this book)
- In CCD imaging technology, the technique of combining the charge from adjacent pixels so that the total charge can be read out as an image at the expense of spatial resolution
- Binning involves combining pixels on a CCD chip to create larger pixels For example, taking a 2x2 square of pixels and creating one pixel that is twice the width and four times the area of the original pixel This is done to increase sensitivity or to match a long focal length telescope to a CCD camera with small pixels
- The process of breaking up continuous values into bins Usually done as a preprocessing step for some data mining algorithms For example breaking up age into bins for every ten years
- Shelving, drawers, and cabinets designed for specific jobs and installed inside truck bodies
- (Data Mining Concepts)
- A data preparation activity that converts continuous data to discrete data by replacing a value from a continuous range with a bin identifier, where each bin represents a range of values For example, age could be converted to bins such as 20 or under, 21-40, 41-65 and over 65
- present participle of bin
- The action of the sort phase of libpf's cull traversal that segregates drawable geometry into major sections (such as opaque and transparent) before the per-bin sorting based on the contents of associated pfGeoStates so that state changes can be reduced by drawing groups of similar geometry sequentially while still drawing semitransparent objects in the desired order within the frame
- bin
- To dispose of (something) by putting it into a bin, or as if putting it into a bin
He put the bank statement in the shoebox marked Bank Statements and binned the rest.
- bin
- Contraction of being
- bin
- son of; equivalent to Hebrew בן (ben)
- bin
- To throw away, reject, give up
The CC had long since binned the idea of catching the regular shuttle service,.
- bin
- Alternative form of been
- bin
- A container for rubbish or waste
- bin
- A container used for storage
- bin
- {n} a repository for corn or wine, chest, box
- bin
- A euphonic form of the prefix Bi-
- bin
- store in bins
- bin
- Any Point of Sale container designed to hold bulk merchandise
- bin
- 1) A standard container for components 2) An inventory shelf or rack location with a specific identifier
- bin
- son of; equivalent to Hebrew (ben)
- bin
- In CPU-speak, a single speed increment as defined by a 0 5 multiplier jump For example, on a 66MHz system bus, a 266MHz processor (66MHz x 4 0) is one bin faster than a 233MHz processor (66MHz x 3 5)
- bin
- A box, frame, crib, or inclosed place, used as a receptacle for any commodity; as, a corn bin; a wine bin; a coal bin
- bin
- [Arabic] son of
- bin
- Four-sided superstructure to be mounted on a pallet base, with or without a cover; also known as a box or container bin pallet
- bin
- An electronic capability in the memory of some advanced pulse generators which stores a certain type of data Bins are usually associated with rate ranges For example, one cardiac event is recorded by the pulse generator, classified by rate range and then stored in the bin for that rate range Bin counts can later be interrogated biphasic A waveform morphology having both a positive and negative deflection
- bin
- A directory that contains programs Your home directory probably has a subdirectory named bin The system has directories called /bin and /usr/bin
- bin
- An old form of Be and Been
- bin
- A bin is a container that you put rubbish in. He screwed the paper small and chucked it in the bin
- bin
- -a physical storage container such as a small corrugated or plastic parts bin Also used interchangeably with the term slot to designate a single storage location
- bin
- To put into a bin; as, to bin wine
- bin
- {i} garbage; box
- bin
- National Intelligence Agency
- bin
- In mainframe computing, a Bin, refers to the "mailbox" where computer reports are distributed to computer users AITS maintains numbered bins for its clients' output at each campus
- bin
- the quantity contained in a bin
- bin
- Bins are regions of the standard curve bordered midway between the mean responses of adjacent standards The response is either the adjusted response or the normalized response Each standard curve is divided into the same number of bins as there are standards If tracer activity samples are assayed, screening tests are divided into ten bins with the borders at ten percent intervals of the mean response of the tracer activity Binning allows the response or concentration of standard and unknown samples to be examined individually at specific regions of the standard curve Binning is also used to compare the variance lines of the responses from standards with the variance line of the responses from unknowns
- bin
- Contraction of been
- bin
- a container; usually has a lid
- bin
- A MacBinary II encoded file (filename extension) This file type, downloaded as MacBinary or Binary, can be decompressed with Stuffit Expander
- bin
- equivalent to gate (see there)
- bin
- A DNA fragment size range within which alleles are assigned based on their relative electrophoretic mobilities
- bin
- To convert continuous data into discrete groups
- bin
- If you bin something, you throw it away. He decided to bin his paintings. To place or store in a bin. binned binning to throw something away. bin Laden Osama Fuzuli Mehmed bin Süleyman Mahathir bin Mohamad Datuk Seri Mahathir bin Mohamad Nur al Hilmi Burhanuddin bin Muhammad
- bin
- a container; usually has a lid the quantity contained in a bin store in bins
- bin
- The first six digits of the account number appearing on the card Each state implements a unique BIN for state program identification
- bin
- Business Identification Number BPE: Business Process Engineering
- bin
- A bin is a container that you keep or store things in. a bread bin. big steel storage bins
- bin
- Each frequency point represented in the frequency domain display of an FFT is called a bin
- bin
- - A directory containing executable programs, primarily binary files
- bin
- A directory that contains programs on a UNIX system
- bin
- Abbreviation for "binary " bin is frequently used as the name of a directory on a UNIX file system intended to contain executable programs, such as operating system utilities, or CGI programs in a subdirectory of a Web server's content root
- bin
- an identification number consisting of a two-part code assigned to banks and savings associations; the first part shows the location and the second identifies the bank itself
- bin
- The usual name of a directory containing runnable programs, possibly derived from the term binary or simply the english word denoting a container See searchpath
- bin
- To dispose of (something) by putting it into a bin
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Definition of binning in Turkish English dictionary
- bin
- thousand
Is ten thousand yen enough?
-On bin yen yeterli mi?
Thousands of people were deceived by the advertisement.
-Binlerce insan, reklam yüzünden aldatıldı.
- bin
- one thousand
There were about one thousand people.
-Yaklaşık bin kişi vardı.
One hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred, seven hundred, eight hundred, nine hundred, one thousand.
-Yüz, iki yüz, üç yüz, dört yüz, beş yüz, altı yüz, yedi yüz, sekiz yüz, dokuz yüz, bin.
- bin
- kilo
There are a thousand meters in a kilometer.
-Bir kilometre bin metredir.
- bin
- get on
We get on and off the bus here.
-Otobüse burada bineriz ve ineriz.
Let's get on the bus.
-Hadi otobüse binelim.
- bin
- rode
Tom rode the roller coaster.
-Tom lunapark hız trenine bindi.
We rode a boat to the island.
-Biz adaya giden tekneye bindik.
- bin
- chiliad
- bin
- {f} ridden
Has Tom ever ridden a horse?
-Tom hiç ata bindi mi?
This isn't the first time I've ridden a bicycle.
-Bu, ilk kez bir bisiklete binişim değil.
- bin
- ride
I want to ride a horse.
-Bir ata binmek istiyorum.
You shouldn't ride a bicycle on the sidewalk.
-Kaldırımda bisiklete binmemelisin.
- bin
- ride on
He loves to ride on his high horse.
-O yüksek atına binmeyi seviyor.
Fifty people can ride on the bus.
-Otobüse elli kişi binebilir.
- bin
- {f} board
When I boarded the train this morning, I ran into an old friend.
-Bu sabah trene bindiğimde eski bir arkadaşa denk geldim.
Tom boarded the ship along with his three children.
-Tom, üç çocuğu ile birlikte gemiye bindi.
- bin
- got on
Tom got on the 2:30 train.
-Tom 2.30 trenine bindi.
I got on the wrong bus.
-Ben yanlış otobüse bindim.
- bin
- {f} riding
About sixty men from the tribe quickly arrived riding horses.
-Kabileden yaklaşık altmış adam atlarına binerek çabucak vardılar.
Have you ever been horseback riding?
-Hiç at biniciliğine gittin mi?
- bin
- got in
We got into his car and went to the sea.
-Biz onun arabasına bindik ve denize gittik.
They got into the boat.
-Onlar tekneye bindiler.
- bin
- mil
A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step.
-Bin millik yolculuk bir tek adımla başlar.
Fifteen thousand million euros must be saved over the course of the next four years.
-Önümüzdeki dört yıl boyunca On beş bin milyon euro tasarruf edilmeli.
- bin
- numbering 1000