There are 18 total results for your 標本 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
標本 标本 see styles |
biāo běn biao1 ben3 piao pen hyouhon / hyohon ひょうほん |
specimen; sample; the root cause and symptoms of a disease example; specimen; sample |
標本化 see styles |
hyouhonka / hyohonka ひょうほんか |
(noun/participle) sampling (e.g. in signal processing) |
標本室 see styles |
hyouhonshitsu / hyohonshitsu ひょうほんしつ |
specimen room; herbarium |
標本蟲 标本虫 see styles |
biāo běn chóng biao1 ben3 chong2 piao pen ch`ung piao pen chung |
spider beetle |
標本分布 see styles |
hyouhonbunpu / hyohonbunpu ひょうほんぶんぷ |
{comp} sampling distribution |
標本分散 see styles |
hyouhonbunsan / hyohonbunsan ひょうほんぶんさん |
{math} sample variance |
標本平均 see styles |
hyouhonheikin / hyohonhekin ひょうほんへいきん |
{math} sample mean; sample average |
標本抽出 see styles |
hyouhonchuushutsu / hyohonchushutsu ひょうほんちゅうしゅつ |
sampling |
標本時刻 see styles |
hyouhonjikoku / hyohonjikoku ひょうほんじこく |
{comp} sampling time |
標本間隔 see styles |
hyouhonkankaku / hyohonkankaku ひょうほんかんかく |
{comp} sampling interval |
動物標本 see styles |
doubutsuhyouhon / dobutsuhyohon どうぶつひょうほん |
zoological specimen |
博物標本 see styles |
hakubutsuhyouhon / hakubutsuhyohon はくぶつひょうほん |
natural history specimen |
植物標本 see styles |
shokubutsuhyouhon / shokubutsuhyohon しょくぶつひょうほん |
botanical specimen; herbarium |
模式標本 模式标本 see styles |
mó shì biāo běn mo2 shi4 biao1 ben3 mo shih piao pen moshikihyouhon / moshikihyohon もしきひょうほん |
type specimen (used to define a species) type specimen |
正型標本 正型标本 see styles |
zhèng xíng biāo běn zheng4 xing2 biao1 ben3 cheng hsing piao pen |
holotype |
正模標本 正模标本 see styles |
zhèng mó biāo běn zheng4 mo2 biao1 ben3 cheng mo piao pen |
holotype |
確率標本 see styles |
kakuritsuhyouhon / kakuritsuhyohon かくりつひょうほん |
random sample |
標本化定理 see styles |
hyouhonkateiri / hyohonkateri ひょうほんかていり |
{comp} sampling theorem |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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