sampling English

Meaning sampling meaning

What does sampling mean?

sampling

— noun (statistics) the selection of a suitable sample for study

— noun measurement at regular intervals of the amplitude of a varying waveform (in order to convert it to digital form)

— noun (= sample distribution) items selected at random from a population and used to test hypotheses about the population

Synonyms sampling synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as sampling?

sampling English » English

sample

sample distribution

tasting

selective approach

survey

successive selection

sampling technique

sampling taking

sampling rate

sampling frequency

sample survey

sample selection

random sampling

poll

pick test

lot test

collection

cluster sampling

census

Nyquist rate

Examples sampling examples

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I could either get down on my hands and knees here and spend the rest of my life counting every single one or I could do what Kepler's going to do, which we call sampling.

If Kepler does find Earth-like planets, this method of sampling will bring us one step closer to understanding how many habitable homes are in our galaxy.

I've been sampling the punch.

And once we have plotted her precise location, we will carefully formulate a plan for observing and sampling her culture.

Ancient Chinese book of philosophy accessed by random sampling.

On the night I was informed of my translation into bliss, I'd attended several taverns, witnessed a bear-baiting and was in Southwark, sampling the pleasures of a lady of the night.

Sampling the water.

The input sampling.

Besides, I'd never be able to get an accurate sampling.

I wouldn't need an accurate sampling, just a pointer.

You been sampling your daddy's chaw?

By using holographic sampling, we have created a programmable Spock.

I get it all by sampling segments, anyway.

But no sampling the merchandise till the sale's complete.

The rest are on shore sampling the fleshpots of VaIIetta.

You been sampling the goods again?

I stopped sampling at the stove.

Maybe she's been sampling a little too much of the recipe.

Well, as you can see from this small sampling, modeling is my life.

Who's he sampling now? I don't know. I didn't think he'd fall off the planet.

Would you care to be more specific? The input sampling.

Well, I see by your shirt that you've been sampling our meatballs.

A sampling, a cross-section?

And on this record are a sampling of pictures, sounds, greetings and an hour and a half of exquisite music the Earth's greatest hits.

I'd attended several taverns, witnessed a bear-baiting and was in Southwark, sampling the pleasures of a lady of the night.

Let's go on with sampling.

Activate this D.N.A. sampling console.

Are you sampling all her medications?

I do know we have a sampling of the public right here in this jury box.

No sampling' the product.

I checked it after sampling the gumbo, which was a bit heavy on the okra.

News and current affairs

Conventional prenatal diagnosis entails removing fetal cells, either from the amniotic fluid (amniocentesis) or from the placenta (chorionic villus sampling, CVS).