convergence in measure

convergence in measure: French\ \ convergence en mesure

German\ \ Konvergenz im Maß

Dutch\ \ convergentie in maat

Italian\ \ convergenza stocastica

Spanish\ \ convergencia en medida

Catalan\ \ convergència en mesura

Portuguese\ \ convergência em medida

Romanian\ \ -

Danish\ \ konvergens i foranstaltning

Norwegian\ \ konvergens i mål

Swedish\ \ konvergens i fördelning

Greek\ \ σύγκλιση σε μέτρο

Finnish\ \ mitallinen suppeneminen

Hungarian\ \ mértékek közeledése

Turkish\ \ ölçüde yakınsaklık

Estonian\ \ koonduvus mõõdu järgi

Lithuanian\ \ konvergavimas pagal matą

Slovenian\ \ konvergence v ukrepu

Polish\ \ zbieżność względem miary; zbieżność w sensie miary

Russian\ \ сходимость по мере

Ukrainian\ \ збіжність за мірою

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ samleitni í mál

Euskara\ \ neurri konbergentzia

Farsi\ \ h mgera-ee d r ndaze

Persian-Farsi\ \ همگرايي در اندازه

Arabic\ \ تقارب المقياس

Afrikaans\ \ konvergensie in maat; maatkonvergensie

Chinese\ \ 依测度收敛

Korean\ \ 측도수렴

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