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Mathématiques et Logique SAT - Inclusion et Caractérisation

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SAT Vocabulary for Math and Logic
to encompass

to include or contain a wide range of different things within a particular scope or area

inclure

inclure

Ex: Our holiday package encompasses accommodation, meals, and guided tours. 

Notre forfait vacances comprend l'hébergement, les repas et les visites guidées.

to comprise

to be made up of various components or parts within a whole

comprendre, inclure

comprendre, inclure

Ex: The menu comprises a selection of appetizers, entrees, and desserts. 
to contain
to contain
[verbe]

to have or hold something within or include something as a part of a larger entity or space

contenir

contenir

Ex: The box contains all the parts you need to assemble the table. 
to consist
to consist
[verbe]

to be constructed from or made up of certain things or people

consister en

consister en

Ex: Our team consists of skilled professionals from various backgrounds. 
to harbor
to harbor
[verbe]

to provide a place or conditions in which something can exist, remain, or develop

abriter,  héberger

abriter, héberger

Ex: Old trees often harbor bats and other wildlife. 
to feature
to feature
[verbe]

to have something as a prominent or distinctive aspect or characteristic

présenter, inclure

présenter, inclure

Ex: The hotel features a rooftop pool with stunning views of the city skyline. 
to constitute

to contribute to the structure or makeup of something

constituer

constituer

Ex: Employees from different departments constitute the workforce of the company, each bringing unique skills and perspectives. 
to house
to house
[verbe]

to provide space for storing something, often in a designated location

abriter, héberger

abriter, héberger

Ex: They decided to house the old furniture in the garage until they could find a buyer. 
to incorporate

to include something as part of a larger whole or system

intégrer, incorporer

intégrer, incorporer

Ex: Our company values incorporate principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. 
to entail
to entail
[verbe]

to involve something as a necessary part, consequence, or requirement

impliquer,  entraîner

impliquer, entraîner

Ex: The renovation will entail significant additional expense. 
to overlap
to overlap
[verbe]

to extend over and partly cover the same area as something else

chevaucher, se recouvrir

chevaucher, se recouvrir

Ex: Sarah arranged the photographs so that their edges overlapped slightly. 
component

a part that combines with others to form a larger whole, often separable and functional within a system

pièce, composant, élément

pièce, composant, élément

Ex: Each component of the machine must be carefully assembled. 
composition

the parts or elements that something consists of and the way they are combined

composition

composition

Ex: The composition of the committee changed after the election. 
makeup
makeup
[nom]

the combination and arrangement of parts or qualities that form someone or something

composition,  constitution

composition, constitution

Ex: Scientists analyzed the chemical makeup of the rock. 
inclusive
inclusive
[Adjectif]

including everything or everyone, without excluding any particular group or element

compris

compris

Ex: The inclusive curriculum incorporated diverse perspectives and experiences, fostering a sense of belonging for all students. 

Le programme inclusif incorporait des perspectives et des expériences diverses, favorisant un sentiment d'appartenance pour tous les étudiants.

inherent
inherent
[Adjectif]

inseparable essential part or quality of someone or something that is in their nature

inhérent, intrinsèque

inhérent, intrinsèque

Ex: The inherent risks of investing in the stock market must be carefully considered. 

Les risques inhérents à l'investissement en bourse doivent être soigneusement pris en compte.

discrete
discrete
[Adjectif]

individually separate and easily identifiable

distinct, séparé

distinct, séparé

Ex: In mathematics, a discrete variable takes on distinct, separate values. 

En mathématiques, une variable discrète prend des valeurs distinctes et séparées.

randomly
randomly
[Adverbe]

by chance and without a specific pattern, order, or purpose

au hasard, de façon aléatoire, aléatoirement, de manière inattendue

au hasard, de façon aléatoire, aléatoirement, de manière inattendue

Ex: The computer generated a password randomly. 

L'ordinateur a généré un mot de passe aléatoirement.

thematically
thematically
[Adverbe]

in a manner that relates to the theme or central idea that connects elements within a work of art, literature, or discourse

thématiquement

thématiquement

Ex: The film explores complex relationships thematically linked to the concept of identity. 

Le film explore des relations complexes thématiquement liées au concept d'identité.

anomalously
anomalously
[Adverbe]

in a manner that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected

anormalement

anormalement

Ex: She performed anomalously well in the competition, considering her lack of experience. 

Elle a performé anormalement bien dans la compétition, compte tenu de son manque d'expérience.

to catalog
to catalog
[verbe]

to systematically organize and list items, information, or resources, often in a detailed and structured manner

cataloguer, répertorier

cataloguer, répertorier

Ex: The archivist works to catalog historical documents, preserving a detailed record of the past. 
to classify

to arrange people or things into groups according to shared characteristics or qualities

classer

classer

Ex: Scientists classify animals into different groups. 
to categorize

to sort similar items into a specific group

classer, catégoriser

classer, catégoriser

Ex: The librarian frequently categorizes books by genre to help patrons find them easily. 

Le bibliothécaire catégorise fréquemment les livres par genre pour aider les usagers à les trouver facilement.

to associate

to make a connection between someone or something and another in the mind

associer

associer

Ex: The brand is keen on creating advertisements that help consumers associate positive emotions with their products. 
to assort
to assort
[verbe]

to classify or arrange into different categories or groups based on similarities or characteristics

classer, trier

classer, trier

Ex: The store manager assorted the merchandise by color to create an appealing display. 

Le gérant du magasin a classé les marchandises par couleur pour créer une présentation attrayante.

to represent

to serve as an instance that embodies the characteristics, qualities, or traits associated with a particular category or concept

représenter, symboliser

représenter, symboliser

Ex: The historic building, with its unique architectural features, represents the cultural heritage of the city. 
to symbolize

to represent a more important or hidden meaning

symboliser

symboliser

Ex: In some cultures, the color white may symbolize purity and innocence. 

Dans certaines cultures, la couleur blanche peut symboliser la pureté et l'innocence.

to exemplify

to clearly demonstrate a trait that is associated with a specific idea or category

être l'illustration, être l'exemple

être l'illustration, être l'exemple

Ex: Through their dedication and hard work, the team is exemplifying a commitment to excellence on and off the field. 

Grâce à leur dévouement et à leur travail acharné, l'équipe illustre un engagement envers l'excellence sur et en dehors du terrain.

to embody
to embody
[verbe]

to include or incorporate something as an essential part of a larger whole

intégrer

intégrer

Ex: The final report embodies the recommendations of all three committees. 
to epitomize

to serve as a typical example or embodiment of a concept, idea, or category

être le parfait exemple de, illustrer parfaitement, incarner parfaitement, symboliser parfaitement

être le parfait exemple de, illustrer parfaitement, incarner parfaitement, symboliser parfaitement

Ex: His approach to leadership epitomized encouragement and humility. 

Son approche du leadership incarnait l'encouragement et l'humilité.

criteria

the particular characteristics that are considered when evaluating something

critères, normes

critères, normes

Ex: Her criteria for a good vacation include good weather and interesting activities. 
ideal
ideal
[nom]

someone or something considered to possess unmatched or unparalleled qualities of perfection

idéal, modèle

idéal, modèle

Ex: The company's latest product is considered the ideal of efficiency and innovation. 
parameter

a measurable or definable characteristic used to describe or evaluate a system, process, or phenomenon

paramètre,  paramètre mesurable

paramètre, paramètre mesurable

Ex: Engineers monitored several operating parameters throughout the test. 
baseline

the initial point from which measurements or comparisons are made

référence, point de départ

référence, point de départ

Ex: The doctor set a baseline for the patient's health by conducting a thorough examination. 

Le médecin a établi une ligne de base pour la santé du patient en effectuant un examen approfondi.

attribute

a specific characteristic or statistic that represents a particular aspect of a character or entity in a game, influencing their abilities and interactions within the game's mechanics and systems

attribut, caractéristique

attribut, caractéristique

Ex: The rogue's high charisma attribute makes it easier for them to persuade NPCs during interactions. 
trait
trait
[nom]

a distinguishing quality or characteristic, especially one that forms part of someone's personality or identity

trait,  caractéristique

trait, caractéristique

Ex: His kindness is a trait that everyone appreciates. 

Sa gentillesse est un trait que tout le monde apprécie.

characteristic

the whole number part of a logarithm, which represents the exponent of the base when expressing the number in scientific notation

caractéristique, partie entière

caractéristique, partie entière

Ex: For log₁₀(0.01), the characteristic is -2, as 0.01 is equivalent to 10⁻². 
property

a feature or quality of something

biens, possessions

biens, possessions

Ex: Hardness is a physical property that describes a material's resistance to scratching or indentation. 
feature
feature
[nom]

an important or distinctive aspect of something

caractéristique, particularité

caractéristique, particularité

Ex: The national park's main feature is its stunning waterfall, which attracts thousands of visitors each year. 
exception

a person or thing that does not follow a general rule or is excluded from a class or group

exception

exception

Ex: The policy requires everyone to wear uniforms, with the exception of those with religious dress requirements. 
ratio
ratio
[nom]

the relation between two amounts indicating how much larger one value is than the other

ratio

ratio

Ex: The teacher explained the concept of a ratio using examples of how ingredients are proportioned in recipes. 
reference

a point of comparison or a standard used to evaluate or measure something

référence, point de référence

référence, point de référence

Ex: The star's brightness was used as a reference in the study of celestial bodies. 
eligible
eligible
[Adjectif]

possessing the right to do or have something because of having the required qualifications

éligible

éligible

Ex: Only those who are eligible for retirement benefits can apply through the online portal. 

Seuls ceux qui sont éligibles aux prestations de retraite peuvent postuler via le portail en ligne.

formulaic
formulaic
[Adjectif]

following a predictable or established form, pattern, or formula

stéréotypé, conventionnel

stéréotypé, conventionnel

Ex: Many popular songs today are criticized for being too formulaic in their lyrics and melodies. 

De nombreuses chansons populaires aujourd'hui sont critiquées pour être trop formulaires dans leurs paroles et mélodies.

indiscriminate
indiscriminate
[Adjectif]

not considering the distinctions

à tort et à travers, sans discrimination, sans aucun sens critique

à tort et à travers, sans discrimination, sans aucun sens critique

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