statistical tolerance limit
- statistical tolerance limit
= prediction limit
French\ \ limites de tolérance statistique
German\ \ statistische Toleranzgrenze
Dutch\ \ statistische tolerantiegrens
Italian\ \ limite di tolleranza statistica
Spanish\ \ limites de tolerancia estadistica
Catalan\ \ límit de tolerància estadística; límit de predicció
Portuguese\ \ limite de tolerância estatística; limite de predição
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ -
Norwegian\ \ -
Swedish\ \ statistisk toleransgräns
Greek\ \ στατιστικό όριο ανοχής; όριο πρόβλεψης
Finnish\ \ tilastollinen sieto- l. toleranssiraja
Hungarian\ \ statisztikai tûrési határ
Turkish\ \ istatistiksel tolerans sınırı; istatistiksel öngörü sınırı
Estonian\ \ statistiline tolerantsipiir
Lithuanian\ \ statistiškai leistina riba
Slovenian\ \ -
Polish\ \ granice statystyczne tolerancji
Russian\ \ статистически ограниченный допуск; предел предсказания
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ tölfræðilegra þolmörk; spá mörk
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ h dde mojaze amari
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ حدود التحمل الاحصائية ، حدود التوقع
Afrikaans\ \ statistiese toleransiegrens
Chinese\ \ 统 计 容 许 限
Korean\ \ 통계적 허용한계
Statistical terms.
2014.
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