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granularity

/ˌɡræn.jəˈlær.ɪ.ti/

Traducción: Cualidad o estado de estar compuesto por partículas relativamente grandes; se usa también en sentido figurado para indicar el nivel de detalle o finura con que se analiza o representa un sistema o material.

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noun

/ˌɡræn.jəˈlær.ɪ.ti/C1formaltechnical
  • esCualidad o estado de estar compuesto por partículas relativamente grandes; se usa también en sentido figurado para indicar el nivel de detalle o finura con que se analiza o representa un sistema o material.

The state or quality of being composed of relatively large particles, often used figuratively to indicate the level of detail or coarseness in a system or material.

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  1. Composition of particlesC1formal

    The quality or state of being made up of relatively large, distinct particles or grains.

    esGranularidad (composición de partículas)

    • The granularity of the sand affects how well it drains water.
    • The soil's granularity determines its suitability for certain crops.
    • The granularity of the powder was too coarse for the experiment.

    Sinónimoscoarsenessgraininess

  2. Level of detailC1formal

    The extent to which something is broken down into small, distinct parts or details.

    esnivel de detalle

    • The report's granularity allowed for a thorough analysis of each department.
    • The software offers different levels of granularity for data filtering.
    • We need to adjust the granularity of the model to capture finer patterns.

    Sinónimosdetailfinenessminutenessprecisionresolutionspecificity

    Antónimoscoarsenessroughness

Formas
  • granularities plural form
  • granularities' possessive plural form
  • granularity's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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