Definition Synonyms
Definition of epsilon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
languageTECH. fifth letter of the Greek alphabetTECH.
- Epsilon is the fifth letter in Greek.
2.
mathematicsTECH. arbitrarily small quantity in mathematicsTECH.
- Epsilon is used to denote small quantities.
3.
technologyTECH. negligible or insignificant thing in computingTECH.
- The error margin was considered epsilon.
4.
phoneticsTECH. symbol for open-mid front unrounded vowelTECH.
- The epsilon symbol represents a vowel sound.
5.
financeTECH. percentage change in option value with dividend yieldTECH.
- Epsilon affects the option's value in finance.
Origin of epsilon
Greek, epsilon (fifth letter of Greek alphabet)
Terms with epsilon included in their meaning
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Examples of epsilon in a sentence
Epsilon is often used in mathematical equations. In calculus, epsilon represents a tiny value. Physicists often use epsilon in equations. In programming, epsilon can often be ignored. The difference between the two values was epsilon. Linguists often use epsilon in their transcriptions.
The epsilon is crucial in phonetic studies. Traders monitor epsilon to predict market changes. Epsilon is crucial for dividend yield analysis.
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- French:epsilon, ɛ, ...
- German:Epsilon, Kleinstwert, ...
- Italian:epsilon, insignificante, ...
- Spanish:épsilon, despreciable, ...
- Portuguese:épsilon, epsilon, ...
- Chinese:伊普西龙, ε, ...
- Japanese:イプシロン, 微小量, ...
- Arabic:إِبْسِيلُون, كَمِّيَّة صَغِيرَة جِدًّا, ...
- Hebrew:אֶפְסִילוֹן, ...
- Russian:эпсилон, незначительность, ...
- Ukrainian:епсилон, незначна величина, ...
- Hindi:एप्सिलन, नगण्य, ...
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