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单词 datum
释义
datum
noun[C]
sciencespecialized
uk
/ˈdeɪ.təm/us
/ˈdeɪ.t̬əm/
pluraldatauk/ˈdeɪ.tə/us/ˈdeɪ.t̬ə/
asinglepieceofinformation
（一条）信息，数据
(Definition ofdatumfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
Examples from literature
  • Then, when you stop using your computer, the screen saver starts studying the data again.
  • There is a lot of data about the Sun.
  • Your computer then studies the data and sends the information back to SETI.
  • A friend sought data for a biography.
  • Our data prove that this test fulfills the requirements of a good test.
  • Perhaps we have not sufficient data to arrive at a correct explanation of this kind of myth.
  • The remaining temples furnish us few data on architecture.
  • They must be provided, and experiments on a large scale can alone give the data necessary for the determination of the question.

Examplesofdatum

datum
We take corruption as adatumof the economy.
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Consider also thatdatumwhich currently is most often offered in support of the design argument : the fine-tuning of the cosmic parameters.
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These events exist all at once as part of the sensedatum, even though the perceiver knows that the events themselves are not simultaneous.
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Note that the final errors' marks appear on thedatumline revealing that all parameters are identifiable.
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This response time measures the interval between the transmission request and the actual transmission instant of the particulardatum.
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In our restricted model, processes can only in(put) and out(put) data and nodes are only capable of storing a singledatum.
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Every error in the moon age that is greater than + 3 days will be considered a significant, albeit incorrect, lunardatumfor further analysis.
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For each time series the mean of the first second of data was used as thedatumfrom which the surface elevation was computed.
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Projecting forward of the strictdatumof the adjacent facades, the facade itself is an occupiable layer of formalised marginal space. 16.
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Isotope events are isochronous within a framework provided by macrofossildatumlevels and bentonite horizons.
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Water-loaded subsidence data must also be corrected for global sea-level variation since subsidence calculations generally use present-day sea-level as adatum.
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The porch establishes thedatumheight of the low level space which runs the length of the house.
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Each parameter was tested at a low, medium, and high setting, thedatumbeing all three parameters set at medium.
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Thedatumlying above the origin near the ver tical axis represents a cell that displayed a less common type of modulation.
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A commondatumpoint is used throughout all the experiments as a reference point.
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