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quasi: a term proposed by Mosteller(1946)
Category: Statistics

quasi: thick and short flakes,generally with rounded ends
Category: Iron and steel industries

quasi: a) word of groups of words having a different form, but a meaning similar to another word or groups of words, which may be treated as synonyms in a given system; b) term designating nearly a related concept
Category: Documentation and information

quasi: the quality of two or more terms having different forms and similar meanings and which may for some specific purposes be considered synonyms
Category: Documentation and information

quasi: term with almost identical spelling but different meaning which may cause confusion,ex.:real timeclock,realtime clock
Category: Language and literature

quasi: a type of flow in rough conduits when the roughness elements are so close together that the flow essentially skims the crests of the elements
Category: The cosmos

quasi: the energy value of the Fermi level that would describe the total density of carriers in an energy band(sum of equilibrium and non-equilibrium carriers)if they were entirely equilibrium carriers
Category: Physics

quasi: a term proposed by Yates(1937)for certain kinds of factorial designs in the form of Latin Squares.In these experimental designs certain of the interactions are confounded with the rows and columns of the squares.These designs eliminate the variations due to differences between the rows and the columns from the experimental error of those effects which are not confounded but,unlike the Latin Square itself,each treatment does not appear once to every row and column
Category: Statistics

quasi: in the aeronautical safety services,one of the noise measurement parameters
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

quasi: a term introduced by Goodman(1968)
Category: Statistics

quasi: an instrument comprising a detector and an indicating meter:the electrical and mechanical time constants are such that the indication corresponds to a fraction of the peak of the applied signal and increases with the pulse repetition frequency
Category: News-systems and communications

quasi: an intermediate organisational model for biotechnology firms using a co-ordinated contracting mode which relates a prime contractor as principal and a group of sub-contractors as agents in a long-term, risk-sharing relationship
Category: Botany and zoology

quasi-complementary: push-pull(output)stage in which two final transistors of like polarity are caused to simulate a complementary pair by asymmetric connection of one or more preceding stages using complementary transistors
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

quasi-Fermi: the energy value of the Fermi level that would describe the total density of carriers in an energy band(sum of equilibrium and non-equilibrium carriers)if they were entirely equilibrium carriers
Category: Physics

quasi-homograph: term with almost identical spelling but different meaning which may cause confusion,ex.:real timeclock,realtime clock
Category: Language and literature

quasi-impulsive: superposition of impulsive and continuous disturbances or noises
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

quasi-latin: a term proposed by Yates(1937)for certain kinds of factorial designs in the form of Latin Squares.In these experimental designs certain of the interactions are confounded with the rows and columns of the squares.These designs eliminate the variations due to differences between the rows and the columns from the experimental error of those effects which are not confounded but,unlike the Latin Square itself,each treatment does not appear once to every row and column
Category: Statistics

quasi-random: under certain conditions,largely governed by the method of compiling the sampling frame or list,a systematic sample of every nth entry from a list will be equivalent for most practical purposes to a random sample.This method of sampling is sometimes referred to as quasi-random sampling
Category: Statistics

quasi-range: a term proposed by Mosteller(1946)
Category: Statistics

quasi-synonym: a) word of groups of words having a different form, but a meaning similar to another word or groups of words, which may be treated as synonyms in a given system; b) term designating nearly a related concept
Category: Documentation and information

quasi-synonymity: the quality of two or more terms having different forms and similar meanings and which may for some specific purposes be considered synonyms
Category: Documentation and information

quasimedian: a generalisation of the concept of a sample median to the arithmetic mean of any pair of symmetrically ranked order statistics
Category: Statistics

quasistatic: a capacitance vs.voltage measurement obtained using such a low frequency test signal that both minority carriers in the inversion layer and interface traps completely follow the AC gate voltage.Thus,they do contribute to the quasistatic capacitance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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