parameter

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Definition of parameter in English Turkish dictionary

(Kimya,Ticaret) değişken

(Gıda) koşullu sabit

katsayı

parametre

parametre Parametre

{i} karakteristik özellik

(Tıp) veri

(Gıda,İnşaat) etken

parametreli

Related Terms

parameter estimation

parametre tahmini

parameter identification

(Bilgisayar) parametre tanılama

parameter identification

parametre tanımlama

parameter name

(Bilgisayar) parametre adı

parameter space

(Bilgisayar,Teknik) parametre uzayı

parameter association

parametre dernek

parameter card

parametre kartı

parameter word

parametre kelimesi, değiştirge sözcüğü

parameter data

parametre veriler

parameter error

(Bilgisayar) parametre hatası

parameter estimation

parametre kestirimi

parameter field

(Bilgisayar) parametre alanı

parameter identification

parametre tanilama

parameter info

(Bilgisayar) parametre bilgisi

parameter passing

Parametre geçişi

parameter passing to macro

makroya parametre iletimi

parameter query

(Bilgisayar) parametre sorgusu

parameter selection keys

(Bilgisayar) parametre seçme düğmeleri

parameter space

parametre uzayi

parameter text

(Bilgisayar) parametre metni

parameter word

(Bilgisayar,Teknik) değiştirge sözcüğü

parameter word

(Bilgisayar,Teknik) parametre kelimesi

passing parameter

geçiş parametresi

distributed parameter system

(Bilgisayar) dağılmış parametreli dizge

distributed parameter system

(Bilgisayar,Teknik) dağıtık parametreli sistem

intrinsic parameter

(Gıda) iç etken

intrinsic parameter

(Gıda) iç parametre

circuit parameter

devre parametresi

firing parameter

ateşleme parametresi

formal parameter

biçimsel parametre

impact parameter

şok parametresi

line parameter

hat parametresi

lumped parameter

toplu parametre

parametric

parametrik

required parameter

gereken parametre

value parameter

değer parametresi

fission parameter

fisyon parametresi

input parameter to a program

bir programa girdi parametresi

location parameter

(İstatistik) Konum parametresi

parametrically

parametrik

positional parameter

konumsal parametre

program parameter

program parametresi

scale parameter

(İstatistik) Ölçek parametresi, skala parametresi

system parameter

sistem parametresi

transistor parameter

transistör parametresi

actual parameter

gerçek parametre

censoring parameter

(Askeri) algılama değişkeni

distributed parameter system

dagitik parametreli sistem

drilling parameter

(Coğrafya) sondaj parametreleri

earthquake source parameter

(Coğrafya) deprem kaynak parametresi

error performance parameter

hata basarim parametresi

fundamental parameter technique

(Nükleer Bilimler) temel parametre yöntemi

hybrid parameter

karma parametre

impact parameter

(Nükleer Bilimler) çarpma parametresi,çarpışma değişkeni

incorrect parameter

(Bilgisayar) yanlış parametre

invalid parameter

(Bilgisayar) geçersiz parametre

lumped parameter model

(Gıda) yuvarlanmış parametre modeli

lumped parameter model

(Gıda) dışlanmış değişken

lumped parameter system

toplu parametreli dizge

missing parameter

(Bilgisayar) eksik parametre

parametric

(Tıp) Uterus çevresinde bulunan, parametrik

preset parameter

(Bilgisayar,Teknik) ön hazırlık parametresi

preset parameter

önceden belirlenmiş parametre

required parameter

Zorunlu Değiştirge

required parameter

zorunlu parametre

scan parameter

(Bilgisayar) tarama parametresi

seismic parameter

sismik parametre

spreading parameter

(Askeri) yayılma parametresi

statistical parameter estimation

istatistiksel parametre kestirimi

surf similarity parameter

(Askeri) sörf benzeşim parametresi

tempering parameter

menevişleme parametresi

English - English

Definition of parameter in English English dictionary

The value which is passed into the function to instantiate such a name; the argument

A characteristic or feature that distinguishes something from others

A name in a function or subroutine definition that is replaced by, or bound to, the corresponding actual argument when the function or subroutine is called

A variable kept constant during an experiment, calculation or similar

(1) A variable that is given a constant value for a specified application (2) A variable that controls the effect and usage of a command (3) Alterable values that control the effect and usage of a graphics command (4) A constant whose values determine the operation or characteristics of a system In y = ax2 - bx + c; a, b, and c are the parameters of a family of parabolas (5) A variable, t, such that each variable of a related system of variables may be expressed as a function of t

Operations can take parameters Parameters have a type and a direction Parameters with the in direction cannot be changed by the operation's implementation Parameters with the inout and out direction may be changed role A role defines a relationship between entities or between interfaces Each role has a name, and a multiplicity

A value that is assigned to a variable In communications, a parameter is a means of customizing program (software) and hardware operation

The equivalent of an argument but associated with the procedure that receives the value of an argument from the calling function The terms parameter and argument, however, are often used interchangeably

An element which determines the characteristics or behavior of the data communication equipment or channel

A tough word to define In mathematics, it's a variable or an arbitrary constant In MIDI, it's a value assigned at the beginning of an operation Examples: pitch bend, sustain, voice number, volume, reverb

Information used as input to a water quality model or estimated by a water quality model Examples of parameters include: slope from a statistical relationship between two variables, mean annual value or standard deviation of a variable, and number of observations for a particular variable

A constant in a mathematical program, not subject to choice in the decision problem, but one that could vary outside the control of the decisions Examples are supplies, demands, loss factors, exponents and coefficients in polynomial functions (of the decision variables) Not all coefficients are parameters, as many are zero by the logic of the model For example, the only data for a standard transportation problem are the costs, supplies and demands These can depend upon parameters, but the LP matrix does not -- it is the incidence matrix of the network In general, parameters are data-dependent constants, rather than logically fixed for all instances of the model Some parameters are simply units of measurement, such as the amount of energy (Btu) in a ton of coal, whereas some parameters are uncertain, like demand for a product

a constant in the equation of a curve that can be varied to yield a family of similar curves a quantity (such as the mean or variance) that characterizes a statistical population and that can be estimated by calculations from sample data any factor that defines a system and determines (or limits) its performance

Function parameter or template parameter A function parameter is an object that is local to the function and that gets initialized with the value of a function argument in a function call See Chapter 5

A parameter is a value which is usually unknown (therefore it has to be estimated) and it is used to represent a certain population characteristic For example, the population mean is a parameter that is often used to indicate the average value of a quantity A parameter has a fixed value within a population but each sample drawn from the population will have its own value of the statistic that can be used to estimate this parameter For example, the mean of the data in a sample is used to give information about the overall mean in the population from which that sample was drawn

a constant in the equation of a curve that can be varied to yield a family of similar curves

A parameter is a text file, written in code, that contains the formulae of which the fractal is comprised Parameters allow you to save your fractals in code, as opposed to image, format

is considered, serves to distinguish that function, curve, surface, etc

a variable which can be measured quantitatively; sometimes, an arbitrary constant; associated with populations One of the unknown values that determine a model (See statistic )

A numeric value which characterizes a probability distribution The mean and variance are typical examples Statistics are used to estimate parameters

A numeric value which characterizes a probability distribution The mean and variance are typical examples Statistics are typically used to estimate parameters

Specifically (Conic Sections), in the ellipse and hyperbola, a third proportional to any diameter and its conjugate, or in the parabola, to any abscissa and the corresponding ordinate

The ratio of the three crystallographic axes which determines the position of any plane; also, the fundamental axial ratio for a given species

A characteristic component of a unit that can be defined Vegetation, soil, and hydrology are three parameters that may be used to define wetlands

One of a set of measurable factors, such as temperature and pressure, that define a system and determine its behavior and are varied in an experiment

{i} variable which determines the form of a function; value which is transferred to a function or program and affects its operation (Computers)

a quantity (such as the mean or variance) that characterizes a statistical population and that can be estimated by calculations from sample data

A substitution variable consisting of an ampersand followed by a numeral (&1, &2, etc ) You use parameters in a command file and pass values into them through the arguments of the START command

Modifies the action of a UNIX or GCG command Some parameters have values, which modify the parameter (for example -BEGin=100), but not all do (for example -BATch) See also unqualified parameter For more information, see "Using Program Parameters" in Chapter 3, Using Programs

any factor that defines a system and determines (or limits) its performance

from others of the same kind or family

Parameters are factors or limits which affect the way that something can be done or made. That would be enough to make sure we fell within the parameters of our loan agreement. a set of fixed limits that control the way that something should be done (para- ( PARA-) + metron )

One or more objects the client passes to an IDL operation when it invokes the operation Parameters may be declared as "in" (passed from client to server), "out" (passed from server to client), or "inout" (passed from client to server and then back from server to client)

(of a function) A variable that is declared in the parameter list of a function and specifies part of the function's calling protocol Parameters are lexically bound within the function body, and are bound to their initial values when the function is called Dylan supports required parameters, rest parameters, keyword parameters, and next-method parameters

A variable in an SQL statement, marked with a parameter marker or question mark (?) Parameters are bound to application variables and their values retrieved when the statement is executed

A parameter is a value that is passed to a function Parameters have a type and a name Same as argument See Functions

A representation that characterizes a part of a model (e g a growth rate), the value of which is determined outside of the model See: exogenous variable

A variable with a specific value that has a meaning or function, which belongs to a program function or command; cf argument

Number or code entered to specify exactly what a given instruction is to do Parameters are an integral part of the datalogger's program instructions Common parameter entries include reps, measurement channels, measurement ranges, input locations, etc Once the instruction number has been entered in a Program Table, the datalogger will prompt for the parameters by displaying the parameter number in the ID Field of the display

A term applied to some characteristic magnitude whose value, invariable as long as one and the same function, curve, surface, etc

Related Terms

actual parameter

A value supplied to a method or function, as opposed to a formal parameter

formal parameter

An abstract representation, typically including a name and a type, of a parameter expected to be passed to a method or function

parametric

of, relating to, or defined using parameters

parametrically

In a parametric manner

parametrically

With regard to parameters

location parameter

(İstatistik) In statistics, when you graph a function, the location parameter determines where the origin will be located. If μ is positive, the origin will be shifted to the right, and if μ is negative, it will be shifted to the left

scale parameter

(İstatistik) In probability theory and statistics, a scale parameter is a special kind of numerical parameter of a parametric family of probability distributions

Holt 2 parameter

(Ticaret) A forecast method that incorporates exponential smoothing with trend analysis

Winters 3 parameter

(Ticaret) A forecast method that incorporates exponential smoothing, seasonality and trend analysis

parameters

Parameters have values which do not change with time Some typical examples for mechanical systems are mass, spring stiffness and friction coefficients While these parameters do not change with time, we often want to compare systems in which the parameters have different values For example, we might want to compare the motion of two rockets which have different masses

parameters

characteristic elements of a sound that are usually programmable in a synthesizer or other MIDI device

parameters

Plural of parameter

parameters

key - The key used to search for an element in this Container

parameters

Numerical values summarizing population data

parameters

cols - list of values the columns to select

parameters

mapping - The ActionMapping used to select this instance

parameters

Colleague variables that are set to one of a number of valid values Changing parameters will cause a Colleague module to function differently, and allow an institution to set up controls and options to meet their individual needs Parameters may be referred to as flags or switches An example of a parameter from the General Ledger module is: "Force Budget Journals to Balance?" The valid values for this parameter are "Y" (yes) or "N" (no) In the client/server mode, clicking on the parameter response box would put an "X" in it, meaning yes Leaving the box blank means no

parameters

A measure computed from or describing a population A parameter is the value of the characteristics under study obtained from a 100 percent census The value calculated from a sample drawn from the population can only be estimated or approximations of the true parameters For example, a population of exempted invoices totaling $420,000 of which 300 invoices totaling $12,000 are actually taxable The characteristic under study is the dollar value of claimed exempt sales which are actually taxable sales The $12,000 claimed in error as exempt represents the parameter, or true characteristic of the population (the parameter, of course, is usually unknown) Assume further that a sample of 250 is examined and yields a 2 8% error rate (statistic) Assume still further that if we compute a plus (+) or minus (-) 10% precision at a 90% confidence level, the estimated parameter for the population would be $11,760, + or - $1,176, or from $10,584 to $12,936; while the actual parameter is $12,000

parameters

General Query Form All SLB Parameters (132 column) All SLB Parameters (tab-delimited)

parameters

the characteristics or features used to describe and classify the Visual Sensitivity Unit Parameters may be derived by aggregating factors and/or other parameter ratings

parameters

h - the Hashtable to use for this dictionary

parameters

name - Name of requested definition

parameters

locator - An abstract position in this Container

parameters

wsdlDefinitions - the new wsdlDefinition array

parameters

key - Key to look for in the dictionary

parameters

Numerical characteristics of populations ie parameters are values, usually unknown (and which therefore have to be estimated), used to represent certain population characteristics Within a population, a parameter is a fixed value, which does not vary

parameters

element - element to be inserted

parameters

are parameters to pass to the method block The SCL entry that receives these parameters must declare each of them in a METHOD statement Note: These parameters are update parameters See Input, Output, and Update Parameters for more information Type: Character

parameters

The variables which determine the dimensions of a machined part as well as the operational sequence of the machine tools used to produce the part

parameters

theDefID - the field definition ID

parameters

Any of a set of physical properties whose values determine the characteristics or behavior of something

parameters

the_host - is the name of the host where the webster server is potentially running

parameters

The way one interacts with a manager is through parameters, samplers, and manager methods Parameters are most often items that allow you to configure a device (e g , flip a switch, set an attenuator, set an integration time) Sometimes, parameters provide information about a manager (e g , the state or status of a manager; how much time is left in an observation)

parameters

Values in spreadsheets that remain constant for any single analysis but that can be varied in subsequent analyses

parameters

key - The unique key in the dictionary

parametric

Curve and Surface The curves and surfaces which are used in CAD are parametric Each coordinate is defined by a parametric function

parametric

of or relating to or in terms of a parameter; "parametric equation"

parametric

A type of equalization circuit that has three variable parameters: frequency, cut or boost bandwidth, and Q

parametric

capability of some CAD systems to keep a directed set of relationship so that changes can be propagated to following constructions In some cases theses relationship will correspond to the design intend and some mechanical logic of the design

parametric

A type of equalizer that permits the center frequency, the filter shape, and the amplitude of each band to be varied (e g , You should save up for a good parametric equalizer so that you can dump your old 5 band graphic EQ )

parametric

{s} of a parameter, of a factor, of a variable that changes according to the circumstances

parametric

An approach to shape representation in which a curve or a surface is defined by a set of equations expressed in terms of a set of independent variables (i e the parameters) This representation is convenient for curvature and bounds computation and the control of position and tangency

parametric

(adj ) A term used to classify curves for which the path is described by a mathematical function rather than a set of coordinates A parameter within the function (often specified as u or v) is varied from 0 to 1 to define all the coordinate points along the curve

parametric

of or relating to or in terms of a parameter; "parametric equation

Hyphenation

pa·ram·e·ter

Turkish pronunciation

pırämıtır

Synonyms

argument, distinguishing, feature, constant, criterion, framework, guideline, limitation, restriction, specification

Pronunciation

/pərˈamətər/ /pɜrˈæmətɜr/

Etymology

[ p&-'ram-&-t&r ] (noun.) 1656. From French paramètre, from New Latin parametrum (“parameter”), from Ancient Greek παρά (“beside”) + μέτρον (“measure”).