tied ranks

tied ranks
French\ \ rangs ex aequo
German\ \ gemeinsame Rangzahlen
Dutch\ \ tied ranks
Italian\ \ posti di graduatoria ex-aequo; rango ex-aequo
Spanish\ \ rangos ligados; rangos empatados; rangos de empate
Catalan\ \ rangs empatats
Portuguese\ \ postos empatados
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ ens range
Norwegian\ \ sammenfallende ranger
Swedish\ \ lika ranger
Greek\ \ ισοβαθμούντες τάξεις μεγέθους
Finnish\ \ jaetut sijaluvut
Hungarian\ \ kötött rangsorok
Turkish\ \ düğümlenmiş sıralar; eş sıralar
Estonian\ \ võrdsed astakud; seotud astakud
Lithuanian\ \ susiję rangai
Slovenian\ \ vezani rang
Polish\ \ rangi wiązane
Russian\ \ равные ранги; совпадающие ранги
Ukrainian\ \ рівні ранги
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ bundinn röðum
Euskara\ \ -
Farsi\ \ -
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ الرتب المربوطة
Afrikaans\ \ gelyke rangnommers
Chinese\ \ 结 合 等 级 , 配 对 等 级
Korean\ \ 등순위, 동순위

Statistical terms. 2014.

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