cumulative remuneration - translation to russian
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cumulative remuneration - translation to russian

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Cumulative density; Cumulative density function (disambiguation)

cumulative remuneration      
совокупный размер вознаграждения
emolument         
COMPENSATION THAT ONE RECEIVES IN EXCHANGE FOR THE WORK OR SERVICES PERFORMED
Remunerate; Compensation systems; Remunerative; Emolument; Renumeration; Nominal sum; Employment compensation; Remuneration Report; Remuneration package; Emoluments
компенсация [вознаграждение] в форме зарплаты, платежа или случайных выплат
remuneration         
COMPENSATION THAT ONE RECEIVES IN EXCHANGE FOR THE WORK OR SERVICES PERFORMED
Remunerate; Compensation systems; Remunerative; Emolument; Renumeration; Nominal sum; Employment compensation; Remuneration Report; Remuneration package; Emoluments
1) вознаграждение; оплата; компенсация
2) т. игр функция вознаграждения
- as remuneration for your services
- remuneration in kind
- remuneration in money
- without remuneration
- remuneration of labor
- cumulative remuneration
- factor remuneration
- linear remuneration
- quadratic remuneration

Definition

remuneration
n.
1) to offer remuneration
2) to accept remuneration
3) remuneration for

Wikipedia

Cumulative density function

Cumulative density function is a self-contradictory phrase resulting from confusion between:

  • probability density function, and
  • cumulative distribution function.

The two words cumulative and density contradict each other.

What is the Russian for cumulative remuneration? Translation of &#39cumulative remuneration&#39 to R