continuous population

continuous population
French\ \ population continue
German\ \ kontinuierliche Grundgesamtheit; stetige Grundgesamtheit
Dutch\ \ continue populatie
Italian\ \ massa continua
Spanish\ \ población continua
Catalan\ \ població contínua
Portuguese\ \ população contínua
Romanian\ \ -
Danish\ \ kontinuerlig befolkning
Norwegian\ \ kontinuerlig befolkningen
Swedish\ \ kontinuerlig population
Greek\ \ συνεχής πληθυσμός
Finnish\ \ jatkuva perusjoukko
Hungarian\ \ folytonos sokaság
Turkish\ \ sürekli populasyon; sürekli kitle
Estonian\ \ pidev üldkogum
Lithuanian\ \ tolydžioji populiacija
Slovenian\ \ stalnega prebivalstva
Polish\ \ populacja o rozkładzie ciągłym
Russian\ \ совокупность непрерывная
Ukrainian\ \ неперервна сукупність
Serbian\ \ континуелна популација; непрекидна популација
Icelandic\ \ samfellda íbúa
Euskara\ \ etengabeko biztanleria
Farsi\ \ jame-eye peyv ste
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ مجتمع مستمر (مجتمع متصل)
Afrikaans\ \ kontinue populasie
Chinese\ \ 连 续 总 体
Korean\ \ 연속모집단

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