Nghĩa của từ regularity bằng Tiếng Việt

@regularity /'regju'læriti/
* danh từ
- tính đều đều, tính đều đặn
- tính cân đối
- tính quy củ, tính đúng mực
- tính hợp thức, tính quy tắc
@Chuyên ngành kỹ thuật
-thường xuyên
@Lĩnh vực: điện lạnh
-sự đều đặn
-tính quy luật
@Lĩnh vực: toán & tin
-tính đều

Đặt câu có từ "regularity"

1. They meet with great regularity.

2. regularity of offtake 3

3. Aircraft passed overhead with monotonous regularity .

4. Volume consumed and regularity of offtake 3

5. New word formations have not regularity.

6. Planes passed overhead with unceasing regularity.

7. Legality and regularity of payments – adverse opinion

8. His life was one of unambitious regularity.

9. A number of players crop up with alarming regularity.

10. Abstract: The quantity change regularity of microorganism was studied.

11. Why is regularity of the family study important?

Tại sao việc đều đặn học hỏi gia đình là quan trọng?

12. New secretaries came and went with monotonous regularity.

13. Idiom: like Clockwork With machinelike regularity and precision;

14. Selection standards included signal rhythmicity, regularity, and Consecutiveness

15. Aperiodic: lacking in steadiness or regularity of occurrence

16. He exercised with a regularity that amazed us.

17. The idea is to maintain the regularity of the heartbeat.

18. Interest and dividends are paid with regularity.

19. Our team kept losing with monotonous regularity .

20. 26 synonyms for Consistency: agreement, harmony, correspondence, accordance, regularity

21. Arrhythmous - Being without rhythm or regularity, as the pulse

22. I heir regularity and excessive Abstemiousnesses, imposed by necessity

23. Objective:Analysis characteristic and regularity of epidermolysis bullosa type eruption.

24. Regularity of meals remains important, especially for the obese.

25. The non self-adjoint operators are used within the regularity domain.

26. While all three words mean "lacking steadiness or regularity in movement," Convulsive suggests the breaking of regularity or quiet by uncontrolled movement.

27. Selection standards included signal rhythmicity, regularity, and Consecutiveness

28. None of the lights seemed to work with any regularity.

29. Climate change is disrupting the regularity of the seasons.

30. Analysis characteristic and regularity of epidermolysis bullosa type eruption.

31. I'm surprised those animals don't kill each other with more regularity.

Tôi đã ngạc nhiên khi những con thú đó không cắn xé lẫn nhau.

32. He continued to appear in the office with unfailing regularity thereafter.

33. Closures and job losses are again being announced with monotonous regularity.

34. Sons followed their fathers 'trade with a high degree of regularity.

35. 20 Climate change is disrupting the regularity of the seasons.

36. His financial problems hit the headlines with almost metronomic regularity.

37. 9 Regularity of meals remains important, especially for the obese.

38. Adverse opinion on the legality and regularity of payments underlying the accounts

39. Those groundbreaking roles came to me with a great deal of regularity.

40. Another word for Commonness: usualness, regularity, ordinariness, plainness, conventionality Collins English Thesaurus

41. My father voted Republican with the regularity of a huckster for Metamucil.

42. Opinion on the legality and regularity of the transactions underlying the accounts

43. Of course, variability is based on fixity, with regularity to conform to.

44. Shells now began to fall with increasing regularity among closely packed men.

45. The physical world is not bound by chains of measurable and universal regularity.

46. Clanged definition: make a loud noise synonyms: sound, go, clangor antonyms: miss, agree, regularity, comprehensibility

47. What does Atactic mean? Of or relating to a polymer lacking structural regularity

48. Opinion on the legality and the regularity of the transactions underlying the accounts

49. Clearly regularity of supply is closely linked with diversity of sources of supply.

50. Arrhythmous (adj) being without rhythm or regularity, as the pulse Etymology: [Gr