increment

Etymology: [ 'i[ng]-kr&-m&nt, 'in- ] (noun.) 15th century. From Latin incrementum.

Synonyms: accession, accretion, accrual, accrument, addition, advancement, augmentation, enlargement, increase, profit, raise, rise, supplement

Antonyms: decrement, decrease, loss

English - Turkish translation for "increment"

• increment: artış isim
• increment: artma isim
• increment: Stoktan Numune Alma İşlemi - "fatihgemi"
• increment: kazanç isim
• increment: çoğalma isim
• increment: kâr
• increment: artım
• increment: artırma
• increment: birer arttırma Bilgisayar
• increment: marjinal artış Ticaret
• increment: artan Bilgisayar
• increment: ilave barut hakkı Askeri
• increment: gelir
• increment: iç salgı Tıp
• increment: İLAVE BARUT HAKKI:Mesafe farklarını karşılamak için, yarı terkipli (kartuş) veya terkipsiz (hartuş) cephanenin, sevk barutuna ilave edilen veya bundan çıkarılan barut miktarı. İlave barut hakları, genellikle ayrı keselerde bulunur Askeri
• increment: artma miktarı
• increment: artırma, artma miktarı artım
• increment: unearned incrementbir servet veya bir değerin emeksiz olarak artması
• increment: inkrement Tıp
• increment: enkreman Tıp
• increment: artış değeri Bilgisayar
• increment: artış aralığı
• increment: artır Bilgisayar
• increments: fark değişiklik

English - English translation for "increment"

• increment: The action of increasing or becoming greater
• increment: The amount of increase
• increment: The waxing of the moon
• increment: To increase by steps or by a step, especially by one
• increment: the amount by which something increases; "they proposed an increase of 15 percent in the fare"
• increment: An amplification without strict climax
• increment: a process of becoming larger or longer or more numerous or more important; "the increase in unemployment"; "the growth of population"
• increment: To add one to something
• increment: The increase of a variable quantity or fraction from its present value to its next ascending value; the finite quantity, generally variable, by which a variable quantity is increased
• increment: A part of a computer system that is delivered for use in the business environment
• increment: The defined scope of the portion of the data warehouse selected for implementa-tion Each increment satisfies elements of the total data warehouse solution
• increment: increase, addition; growth; gain, profit isim
• increment: The act or process of increasing; growth in bulk, guantity, number, value, or amount; augmentation; enlargement
• increment: Matter added; increase; produce; production; opposed to decrement
• increment: To add one number to a value
• increment: The change in the size of a compartment during a year For example, leaf mass in July 1970=812 g -2 and leaf mass in July 1971=826 g-2 The increment is therefore 14 g -2 yr -1 Note that increment in this case does not include leaf litterfall Similar definitions are used for branch and bole increments, with branch and bole litterfall not included in the increment
• increment: An increase Most frequently used to refer to the increase of value of land that accompanies population growth and increasing wealth in the community The term "unearned increment" is used in this connection since values are supposed to have increased without effort on the part of the owner
• increment: An additional increase
• increment: These terms are often used interchangeably to indicate how well a scale displays the correct results Increment is the value of the finest division of the scale See also: Accuracy, readability, resolution
• increment: the increase in diameter, basal area, height, volume, quality or value of individual trees or stands during a given period
• increment: An increment in something or in the value of something is an amount by which it increases. The average yearly increment in labour productivity in industry was 4.5 per cent
• increment: An increment is an amount by which your salary automatically increases after a fixed period of time. Many teachers qualify for an annual increment
• increment: The increase in the numerical contents of a counter An increment of one is usually assumed, unless otherwise specified See DECREMENT
• increment: an increase, e g an annual rise in a salary
• increment: This command adds an amount to the current value of a variable If you do not specify the amount, then the variable will be incremented by one This command works exactly the same for global and local variables
• increment: To increase an index variable or counter with a specified value
• increment: The amount a bid is raised from a prior bid
• increment: Increase, usually by 1
• increment: Increase the value of a variable by one The increment operator in Java is ++
• increment: For fifth and sixth studies completed at VCE units 3 and 4 level, 10 per cent of the score for each study will be added to the score from which the ENTER is derived
• increment: is where there are intermediate steps, a progression from one step to the next higher step in any range of pay rates (augmentation)
• increment: increase in a quantity The number of counts in the histogram was incremented by one
• increment: occurs when there is a current-year increase in inventory at base cost compared to the previous year
• increments: plural of increment
• increments: An enhancement to teaching and non-teaching staff salaries payable in recognition of additional experience and skill gained by staff in the previous year Increments are payable within the constraints of the salary scales in accordance with which staff are paid
• increments: > Regular amounts that the auctioneer uses to advance the bidding For details, see General information about bidding