abgeleitet

English translation: derived

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German term or phrase:abgeleitet
English translation:derived
Entered by: lehmannanke

05:50 Jun 10, 2008
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Science - Mathematics & Statistics
German term or phrase: abgeleitet
Da SAR-Werte nur mit-tels eines aufwändigen Messverfahrens mit Hilfe von Phantomen bestimmt wer-den kann, verwendet man in vielen Fällen abgeleitete, gut messbare physikali-sche Größen, die elektrische und die magnetischen Feldstärke.

I guess the maths term to differentiate, but would that mean I use "differentiated"? or would "derived" also be acceptable?
lehmannanke
Local time: 07:29
derived
Explanation:
"Differentiate" has nothing to do with it here and would be wrong. Electric and magnetic field strength are derived quantities (their units being V/m and A/m, respectively).

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derived


Explanation:
"Differentiate" has nothing to do with it here and would be wrong. Electric and magnetic field strength are derived quantities (their units being V/m and A/m, respectively).



Erik Freitag
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Local time: 07:29
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