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| Section | English 143 |
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| 143-1 | continuous | متصلا | stetig —kontinuierlich |
continuo, a | jatkuva | continu | continuo | ciągła (wielkość) | CONTÍNUA | Непрерывные переменные |
| 143-2 | discontinuous | منفصل | unstetig —diskontinuierlich |
discontinuo, a | keskeytyvästi jatkuva | discontinu | discontinuo | nieciągła (wielkość) | DESCONTÍNUA | Прерывные переменные |
| 143-3 | discrete | متقطعا | diskret | discreto | diskreetti | discret | discreto | skokowa (zmienna) | DISCRETA | Дискретные переменные |
A variable is continuous1 in a given interval when it can take an infinity of values between any two points contained in the interval. In the opposite case it is said to be discontinuous2. Where a variable can take only certain isolated values it is called a discrete3 variable.
- 1. continuous adj. — continuity n.
- 2. discontinuous adj. — discontinuity n.
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