fixed sample

fixed sample: French\ \ échantillon permanent; échantillon invariable; échantillon fixe

German\ \ feste Stichprobe

Dutch\ \ vaste steekproef; panel

Italian\ \ campione fisso (in rilevazion ripetute)

Spanish\ \ muestra fija

Catalan\ \ mostra fixa

Portuguese\ \ amostra fixada

Romanian\ \ fix eşantion

Danish\ \ stående stikprøve

Norwegian\ \ fast utvalg

Swedish\ \ stående urval

Greek\ \ σταθερό δείγμα

Finnish\ \ pysyvä t. kiinnitetty otos

Hungarian\ \ állandó minta

Turkish\ \ sabit örnek

Estonian\ \ fikseeritud valim

Lithuanian\ \ pastovioji imtis

Slovenian\ \ fiksni vzorec

Polish\ \ próba stała; próba ustalona

Russian\ \ выборка фиксированного объема

Ukrainian\ \ вибірка фіксованого обєму

Serbian\ \ фиксни узорак

Icelandic\ \ föstum sýnishorn

Euskara\ \ lagin finko

Farsi\ \ -

Persian-Farsi\ \ نمونه ثابت

Arabic\ \ عينة مثبتة

Afrikaans\ \ vaste steekproef

Chinese\ \ 固定样本

Korean\ \ 고정표본

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