sample point
ˈsæmpl pɔɪnt
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Definition of sample point - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
mathematicsTECH.single observed value of a variableTECH.
  • The sample point was recorded during the survey.
data point observation
2.
probability theoryTECH.point in the sample space of an experimentTECH.
  • Each sample point represents a possible outcome of the experiment.
outcome
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Expressions with sample

free samplen.
example or piece of something given for free
She received a free sample of the fabric to test its quality.
sample packn.
small collection of products offered together for trial or promotion
The company mailed a free sample pack of their new energy bars.
test samplen.
small part of something chosen to be checked or examined
The lab requested another test sample from the patient.
blood samplen.
small amount of blood taken for testing or research
The doctor took a blood sample for analysis.
sample collectionn.
activity of taking small parts from something for tests or checks
Sample collection took place every morning at the community health clinic.
sample groupn.
group of selected people or things used to study a larger population
The researchers surveyed a sample group of 500 students from the university.

Expressions with point

point outv.
identify something with a gesture
She will point out the stars in the sky.
no pointn.
lack of reason or purpose in doing something
There's no point in arguing with him.
breaking pointn.
point where a situation becomes critical
The negotiations hit a breaking point last night.
bursting pointn.
point where capacity is exceeded and overflow occurs
The dam reached its bursting point after the heavy rains.
make a pointv.
state something to emphasize its importance
She always makes a point of thanking everyone personally.
make one's pointv.
express an idea clearly and effectively
She made her point during the debate.
miss a pointv.
fail to understand the main idea or argument
I think you missed a point about costs in his proposal.
no point inn.
lack of purpose or benefit in doing something
There's no point in arguing with him.
point of lightn.
small visible source of light in darkness
The star appeared as a point of light in the night sky.
point one's finger atv.
direct a finger towards someone or something
She pointed her finger at the map.

Terms related to sample point

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
analysisdatameasurementobservationsamplestatisticsvaluevariableeventexperimentprobabilityresult

Examples of sample point in a sentence

  • The experiment required a precise sample point.
  • A sample point can determine the probability of an event.
  • Analyzing each sample point helps in understanding the distribution.

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  1. French:point de mesure, point de l'échantillon, ...
  2. German:Messpunkt, ...
  3. Italian:punto di campionamento, ...
  4. Spanish:punto de muestra, punto muestral, ...
  5. Portuguese:ponto amostral, ponto de amostragem, ...
  6. Chinese:样本点, 样点, ...
  7. Japanese:サンプルポイント, 標本点, ...
  8. Arabic:نُقْطَة عَيِّنَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:נְקוּדַּת דְּגִימָה, נְקוּדַּת דְּגִימָה, ...
  10. Russian:точка выборки, элемент выборки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:точка вибірки, вибіркова точка, ...
  12. Hindi:नमूना बिंदु, ...

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