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Что (кто) такое self-contained estimate - определение
Raygor Estimate Graph; Raygor Readability Estimate
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self-assessment
THE PROCESS OF LOOKING AT ONESELF IN ORDER TO ASSESS ASPECTS THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO ONE'S IDENTITY
Self-Assessment; Self assessment; Self-assesses
In Britain, self-assessment refers to a system for paying tax in which people have to fill in an official form giving details of how much money they have earned in the previous year. (BUSINESS)
N-SING
self-assessment
THE PROCESS OF LOOKING AT ONESELF IN ORDER TO ASSESS ASPECTS THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO ONE'S IDENTITY
Self-Assessment; Self assessment; Self-assesses
¦ noun
1. assessment of oneself or one's performance in relation to an objective standard.
2. Brit. calculation of one's own taxable liability.
Self-assessment
THE PROCESS OF LOOKING AT ONESELF IN ORDER TO ASSESS ASPECTS THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO ONE'S IDENTITY
Self-Assessment; Self assessment; Self-assesses
In social psychology, self-assessment is the process of looking at oneself in order to assess aspects that are important to one's identity. It is one of the motives that drive self-evaluation, along with self-verification and self-enhancement.
self-sufficiency
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
n.
1) to achieve, attain self-sufficiency
2) economic self-sufficiency
self-contained
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
a.
Reserved, reticent, taciturn.
Self-sufficiency
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
·noun The quality or state of being self-sufficient.
self-contained
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
1.
You can describe someone or something as self-contained when they are complete and separate and do not need help or resources from outside.
He seems completely self-contained and he doesn't miss you when you're not there...
...self-contained economic blocs.
ADJ
2.
Self-contained accommodation such as a flat has all its own facilities, so that a person living there does not have to share rooms such as a kitchen or bathroom with other people.
ADJ: usu ADJ n
self-sufficiency
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
Self-sufficiency is the state of being self-sufficient.
N-UNCOUNT
self-sufficient
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
1.
If a country or group is self-sufficient, it is able to produce or make everything that it needs.
This enabled the country to become self-sufficient in sugar...
Using traditional methods poor farmers can be virtually self-sufficient.
ADJ: usu v-link ADJ
2.
Someone who is self-sufficient is able to live happily without anyone else.
Although she had various boyfriends, Madeleine was, and remains, fiercely self-sufficient...
ADJ
self-contained
STATE OF BEING IN WHICH A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION NEEDS LITTLE OR NO HELP FROM, OR INTERACTION WITH, OTHERS
Self sufficiency; Self-sufficiency; Self sufficient; Self-sufficient; Economic self-sufficiency; Social self-sufficiency; Self supported; Selfsupporting; Self supporting; Selfsufficient; Self-containment; Self containment; Self-contained; Self-containing; Self-sustaining; Self-sustainable
¦ adjective
1. complete, or having all that is needed, in itself.
(of accommodation) having its own kitchen and bathroom, and typically its own private entrance.
2. not depending on or influenced by others.
Derivatives
self-containment noun
Википедия
Raygor readability estimate
The Raygor estimate graph is a readability metric for English text. It was developed by Alton L. Raygor, who published it in 1977.
The US grade level is calculated by the average number of sentences and letters per hundred words. These averages are plotted onto a specific graph where the intersection of the average number of sentences and the average number of letters/word determines the reading level of the content. Note that this graph is very similar to the Fry readability formula's graph.
This graph is primarily used in secondary education to help classify teaching materials and books into their appropriate reading groups.
