frequency surface

frequency surface
French\ \ surface de fréquences
German\ \ Häufigkeitsfläche
Dutch\ \ frequentie-oppervlak
Italian\ \ superficie di frequenza
Spanish\ \ superficie de frecuencias
Catalan\ \ superfície de freqüències
Portuguese\ \ superfície de frequência
Romanian\ \ frecvenţă de suprafaţă
Danish\ \ frekvens overflade
Norwegian\ \ frekvens overflaten
Swedish\ \ frekvensyta
Greek\ \ επιφάνεια συχνότητας
Finnish\ \ frekvenssipinta
Hungarian\ \ gyakorisági felület
Turkish\ \ sıklık (frekans) yüzeyi
Estonian\ \ sageduspind
Lithuanian\ \ dažnių paviršius
Slovenian\ \ pogostost površine
Polish\ \ powierzchnia częstości; powierzchnia liczebności
Russian\ \ поверхность (двумерного) распределения
Ukrainian\ \ поверхня(двовимірного) розподілу
Serbian\ \ фреквенција површина
Icelandic\ \ tíðni yfirborði
Euskara\ \ maiztasuna azalera
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ رويه فراواني
Arabic\ \ سطح تكراري لمتغيرين
Afrikaans\ \ frekwensie-oppervlak
Chinese\ \ 频 率 曲 面
Korean\ \ 빈도 공간

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