(magnitude)
grootte
the measurable size of phenomena such as distance, mass, speed, luminosity, etc. based on quantitative scale
(grote hoeveelheid)
massa
a large quantity or number of something, often referring to a group of objects or people that are considered together
(telescopische kijker)
verrekijker
an optical instrument typically used for viewing distant objects, consisting of a tube with lenses or mirrors that magnify and enhance the visibility of the object being observed
(overgang)
gradatie
a gradual transition from one value, tone, hue or color to another
Gradation is a technique in art and design that involves a smooth, gradual transition from one value, tone, hue, or color to another. Artists use this method to create depth, dimension, and a realistic look in their work. For examples, an artist might use gradation to blend colors smoothly in a sunset sky or to shade a drawing to give it a three-dimensional appearance. This approach helps achieve a natural and lifelike effect by avoiding sudden changes and creating a continuous flow.
(verloop)
gradiënt
the rate at which a quantity or dimension changes over a given distance or interval
(kenmerk)
parameter
a measurable characteristic or attribute that defines the properties, behavior, or functioning of a system, process, or phenomenon
(diktegraad)
dikte
the measure of the distance between two parallel surfaces of an object
(wijdte)
breedte
the distance between two sides of something
(cirkelomtrek)
omtrek
the distance around the external boundary of something
(niveau)
kwaliteit
the quality, level, or degree of someone's abilities, character, or performance in a particular field or activity
(instrument)
meter
a measuring instrument or device used to determine the size, capacity, amount, or extent of something
(variëteit)
assortiment
a variety of things that are different but are of the same general type
(inhoud)
capaciteit
the amount or number that something can contain or a place can accommodate
(uitgestrektheid)
omvang
size or scale of an object, space, or area
(inhoud)
volume
the amount of space that a substance or object takes or the amount of space inside an object
Volume refers to the amount of space occupied by a substance or object. It can also refer to the capacity or internal space within an object. Volume is typically measured in units such as liters or cubic meters and is calculated by multiplying the length, width, and height of an object or by using specific formulas for irregular shapes. In the context of liquids or gases, volume is often expressed as the amount of fluid that can be contained within a given container. Volume is a fundamental concept in physics, chemistry, engineering, and other scientific disciplines, and it plays a crucial role in various applications, including the design of containers and the measurement of quantities in everyday life.
(uitgebreidheid)
langdradigheid
the quality or state of being excessively long or extended in duration
(sterkte)
intensiteit
the degree or magnitude of a certain quality or attribute
(ons)
ounce
a unit for measuring weight equal to approximately 28.34 grams
An ounce is a unit of mass or weight commonly used in various contexts, including commerce, cooking, and science. It is abbreviated as "oz." One ounce is equal to approximately 28.3495 grams. In terms of weight measurement, there is no difference between the US and UK ounce. However, the US and UK ounces differ slightly when used as a unit of volume measurement for liquids, a measurement more commonly known as the fluid ounce. So, it is important to specify which system is being used in order to ensure accurate measurements.
(tijdmeter)
chronometer
a timepiece that shows the time in a very exact way, especially one used at sea
(are)
acre
a unit used in North America and Britain for measuring land area that equals 4047 square meters or 4840 square yards
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