annual block maximum method
- annual block maximum method
= annual maximum method
French\ \ méthode du maximum annuel de bloc; méthode du maximum annuel
German\ \ maximale jährliche Block-Methode; jährlichen Höchstbetrag Methode
Dutch\ \ maximale jaarlijkse block-methode; jaarlijkse maximum-methode
Italian\ \ massimo annuale metodo block; metodo massimo annuale
Spanish\ \ tramo anual método de máxima; método de máximos anuales
Catalan\ \ -
Portuguese\ \ método do máximo anual
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ årsrate maksimale metode; årlige maksimale metode
Norwegian\ \ årlige blokk maksimal metoden; årlige maksimale metode
Swedish\ \ årliga block högsta metod; årliga metod
Greek\ \ ετήσια μέθοδο μέγιστης
Finnish\ \ vuosittaisen ääriarvon menetelmä
Hungarian\ \ éves blokk maximális módszerrel; évente legfeljebb módszer
Turkish\ \ yıllık blok maksimum metodu; yıllık maksimum metodu
Estonian\ \ -
Lithuanian\ \ -
Slovenian\ \ letne tranše največja metodo; letnega zneska metoda
Polish\ \ metoda rocznego maksimum
Russian\ \ годовой блочный метод максимума; годовой метод максимума
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ árbók blokk hámark aðferð; árlegt hámark aðferð
Euskara\ \ urteko blokea gehienez metodoa; urteko gehienezko metodoa
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ طريقة التعظيم السنوية ، طريقة التعظيم السنوية
Afrikaans\ \ jaarlikse maksimum metode
Chinese\ \ -
Korean\ \ -
Statistical terms.
2014.
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