Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
ср. лог.
English translation:
среднее логарифмическое = logarithmic average (logarithmic mean)
Russian term
ср. лог.
(rc + p)ср. лог. -- средняя движущая сила процесса (am), равная сумме парциального давления газа и давления, эквивалентного химической ёмкости абсорбента;
| 4 +2 | logarithmic mean (logarithmic average) |
mk_lab
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Jun 28, 2005 06:13: Kirill Semenov changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (1): mk_lab
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Proposed translations
logarithmic mean (logarithmic average)
logarithmic mean
1. n. [Formation Evaluation] ID: 3029
The average value of a set of measurements, calculated by taking the logarithms of the measurements, finding the arithmetic average of the logarithms and then taking the antilogarithm of the average.
FCC 73.154
Either the arithmetic average or the logarithmic average of the ratios of the
... (The logarithmic average for each radial is the antilogarithm of the mean ...
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