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range of values - translation to russian
CONCEPT OF NIEZSCHEAN PHILOSOPHY
Transvaluation of all values; Revaluation of all values; Revaluation of values
range of values
общая лексика
область значений
reference value
MEASURED VALUES IN A CONTROL GROUP
Normal range; Reference values; Reference interval; Normal values; Reference value; Reference ranges; Optimal range; Optimal health range; Therapeutic target range; Standard reference range; Standard range; Reference limit; Reference cutoff; Cutoff (reference value); Threshold (reference value); Reference threshold; Reference cut-off; Optimal health ranges; Cutoff value; Cut-off (reference value); Cutoff (value)
общая лексика
опорная величина
range of a function
AMBIGUOUS TERM, REFERRING EITHER TO THE CODOMAIN OR THE IMAGE OF A FUNCTION
Range (function); Function range
[матем.] множество значений функции
Definition
Брукса хребет
(Brooks Range)
горный хребет на С. Аляски. Длина около 1000 км, ширина до 200 км. Преобладающие высоты 1500-2000 м, наибольшая высота 2816 м (г. Майклсон). Сложен породами преимущественно нижнепалеозойского возраста (известняки, кварциты, сланцы, песчаники). Глубоко расчленён долинами рек. Широко распространены древние ледниковые формы. Небольшие современные ледники. Служит водоразделом между реками арктического склона и бассейном р. Юкон. Растительность - горная тундра; характерны каменистые россыпи и обнажённые скалы.
Wikipedia
Transvaluation of values
The revaluation of all values or transvaluation of all values (German: Umwertung aller Werte) is a concept from the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche.
Examples of use of range of values
1. "This latter group, in particular, will benefit from damages trials that will suggest a range of values that a jury is likely to award in similar cases, enabling the parties to bridge their differences of valuation," the judge said.
2. On the same model, Standard Life – taking the mid–point of its stated range of values – will be priced at roughly its embedded value as it comes to market.
3. Rather than making precise predictions for features of the universe the anthropic principle gives a vague range of values so it is difficult for physicists to test, he added.
4. Turok and Steinhardt‘s theory is an alternative to another explanation called the "anthropic principle", which argues that the constant can have a range of values in different parts of the universe but that we happen to live in a region conducive to life.
5. He said he believed some families thought they could honor important values only through the trial process while others have been unable to settle because of the disparity between what they and the defendants believed their claims were worth. This latter group, in particular, will benefit from damages trials that will suggest a range of values that a jury is likely to award in similar cases, enabling the parties to bridge their differences of valuation,‘‘ he said.
