statisticians

英 [ˌstætɪsˈtɪʃənz]

美 [ˌstætɪˈstɪʃənz]

n.  统计学家; 统计员
statistician的复数

柯林斯词典

• 统计学家;统计员
  Astatisticianis a person who studies statistics or who works using statistics.

双语例句

• Now, these ideas might sound vague to some statisticians.
  目前这些概念在部分统计学家看来也许较为模糊。
• I went to Ibbotson associates, the securities returns statisticians in Chicago, for a comparative data series.
  我前往芝加哥证券回报统计机构ibbotsonassociates，寻找可以进行比较的数据资料。
• Leading members of local authorities, departments and units shall direct and supervise statistics institutions and statisticians and other persons concerned in enforcing this Law and the rules governing statistical work.
  各地方、各部门、各单位的领导人领导和监督统计机构、统计人员和其他有关人员执行本法和统计制度。
• JP Morgan statisticians knew that company debt defaults are connected.
  摩根大通的统计专家认识到，公司债务的违约是相关的。
• Of course, good statisticians have warned against this error. Much economic activity occurs within the home – and this can contribute to individual well-being as much as, or more than, market production.
  当然，优秀的统计学家已就这一错误提出了警告。大量经济活动发生在家庭中，它们对个人幸福的贡献与市场生产同样多，甚至超出了后者。
• He said statisticians gave them a bad rap by 'lying with figures'.
  他说统计学家“用数据说谎”，败坏了他们的名声。
• That gave JP Morgan's statisticians, and investors, great confidence in predicting the likelihood of defaults.
  这给了摩根大通的统计专家以及投资者以巨大的信心来预测违约的可能性。
• Postcodes will be entered into the statisticians 'computers
  邮编将被输入统计员的电脑中。
• Scientists, economists and statisticians have tended to demand causal explanations for the patterns they see.
  科学家、经济学家和统计学家倾向于要求为他们看到的现象提出因果解释。
• Price changes affect what we buy, what we buy affects how statisticians compute price changes.
  价格变化影响我们购买的对象，而我们购买的对象又影响统计学家计算价格变化的方式。