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21Maximum — Maxĭmum (lat.), das Größte, der höchste Wert, im Gegensatz zu Minimum, dem Kleinsten. – Barometrisches M., s. Luftwirbel [Abb. 1090] …
22Maximum — Maximum, lat., das Größte; in der Mathematik der größte Werth einer Function veränderlicher Größen, dem minimum, dem kleinsten Werthe derselben, entgegengesetzt. In der franz. Revolution hieß M. der 1793 durch den Convent festgesetzte Preis der… …
23maximum — I (amplitude) noun ampleness, capacity, fullness, greatest, peak, plentitude, saturation, size, total, utmost II (pinnacle) noun crown, culmination, limit, most, ne plus ultra, upper extremity III index best …
24Maximum — ⇒ Pessimum …
25maximum — (max.) max·i·mum || mæksɪmÉ™m n. greatest quantity or amount possible; highest capacity, most possible; height, peak, limit max·i·mum || mæksɪmÉ™m adj. greatest, most, utmost, highest …
26maximum — The plural, though not often needed, is maximums or (in formal and technical use) maxima …
27maximum — ► NOUN (pl. maxima or maximums) ▪ the greatest amount, size, or intensity possible or attained. ► ADJECTIVE ▪ greatest in amount, size, or intensity. DERIVATIVES maximal adjective. ORIGIN Latin, greatest thing …
28maximum — ▪ I. maximum max‧i‧mum 1 [ˈmæksməm] adjective [only before a noun] the maximum amount, quantity etc is the largest that is possible or allowed: • The maximum cost of the plan would be $9.7 million. • The maximum rate of income tax was cut to 35… …
29Maximum — Extremum « Maximum » et « Minimum » redirigent ici. Pour les autres significations, voir Maximum (homonymie) et Minimum (homonymie) …
30maximum — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ absolute ▪ agreed, recommended ▪ Do not exceed the recommended maximum of twelve drops a day. ▪ legal, statutory …
