logistic curve

logistic curve
= Pearl-Read curve
French\ \ courbe logistique; courbe de Pearl-Read
German\ \ logistische Kurve; Pearl-Read-Kurve
Dutch\ \ logistische kromme; logistieke kromme
Italian\ \ curva logistica; curva di Pearl-Read
Spanish\ \ curva logística; curva de Pearl-Read
Catalan\ \ corba logística; corba de Pearl-Read
Portuguese\ \ curva logística; curva de Pearl-Read
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ logistisk kurve; Pearl-Readkurve
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ logistika
Greek\ \ λογιστική καμπύλη; καμπύλη Pearl-Read
Finnish\ \ logistinen kasvukäyrä; Pearl-Read käyrä; logistinen käyrä
Hungarian\ \ logisztikus görbe; Pearl-Read-görbe
Turkish\ \ lojistik eğri; Pearl-Read eğrisi
Estonian\ \ logistiline kõver; Pearl-Readi kõver
Lithuanian\ \ logistinė kreivė; Pearl ir Read kreivė; Peirlo ir Rido kreivė
Slovenian\ \ logistična krivulja; Perl-Readova krivulja
Polish\ \ krzywa logistyczna; krzywa Pearla-Reada
Russian\ \ логистическая кривая; кривая Перла-Рида
Ukrainian\ \ логістична крива
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ umhverfður veldisvísisferill; auglýst eftir þýðingu
Euskara\ \ logistiko kurba; Pearl Read-kurba
Farsi\ \ monh niye m nteghe n madi
Persian-Farsi\ \ خم لوژستيک; خم پرل-ريد
Arabic\ \ منحنى منطقي ؛ منحنى برل - ريد
Afrikaans\ \ logistiese kromme; Pearl-Read-kromme
Chinese\ \ 逻 辑 斯 谛 曲 线 ， 增 长 曲; 珀 尔 ― 里 德 曲 线 线
Korean\ \ 로지스틱 곡선

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