Definition of sampling in English:

sampling

noun ˈsɑːmplɪŋˈsæmp(ə)lɪŋ

mass noun

1The action or process of taking samples of something for analysis.
routine river sampling is carried out according to a schedule
Example sentencesExamples
- More details about statistics, pharmacokinetics, drug assays, and blood sampling are given in the online supplement.
- The large variation in disease detection rates with cervical smears may be partly due to differences in the sampling devices and the techniques of sampling.
- Summarized data for the environmental sampling of each sawmill (median and ranges) are presented in Table 1.
- Each sampling technique can be used individually based on certain criteria or it is often common to use all three in combination.
- Interpretation of Pap smear slides may be hindered by poor sampling, uneven cell distribution or improper fixation of the slide.
- Thorough sampling will make it easier to establish a correlation between endoscopic appearances and histologic changes.
- Contrary to the boasts of corporate-oriented technical literature, sampling is not flawless.
- The authors conclude that the brush technique provides adequate sampling for the identification of cervical pathology with reduced patient discomfort and bleeding.
- The curators have made an error, I think, in not presenting a sampling of the work Rodchenko created during his shadowy last twenty years.
- Lung sampling was randomized, with the second bronchoscopy always conducted in the contralateral lung.
- The known bias of snowball sampling is the strength of this project.
- The remaining 30 percent of cervical cancers result from errors in sampling and interpretation.
1. 1.1count noun A sample.
  the list provides a sampling of the many resources available
  five random samplings collected from wild cats
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is not apparent that it is even possible - in principle - to carry out a statistically representative sampling for these particular purposes.
  ‘An election is not a statistically valid sampling of the population either - it is only the people who choose to vote,’ he says.
  It's possible that we would collect somewhere less than 200,000 and still have a very scientifically statistically valid sampling.
  It is random sampling that provides statistical independence and with it the probability structure linking a sample with a parent population.
  The main obstacles in atomistic simulations, however, have been the restriction to very short timescales and the inability of equilibrium simulations to provide statistically satisfactory samplings.
2The technique of digitally encoding music or sound and reusing it as part of a composition or recording.
sampling is bringing older music to younger ears
Example sentencesExamples
- An important technique of contemporary music making involves the appropriation of older recordings through the use of digital sampling.
- His songs are emotive and honest and this hybrid blending of scratching and sampling with conventional instrumentation is a success.
- Across the board, the mixes manage to obfuscate the content by either sampling to the point of irrelevance, cutting lyrics, or just submerging them deep within the mix.
- In the introduction, he explains that sampling has influenced popular music more than any other technique during the past 20 years.
- This is perhaps best demonstrated in music, where sampling has created an obvious situation in which individuals are both producing and consuming simultaneously.
- Even his accent could be produced from digital sampling.
- The sampling and contorted rhythms really add a lot to many of the songs.
- The use of sampling and other digital technology has not only questioned those concepts of musical work and authorship that were in fact already unstable.
- But it is his first, as he tells you in the exhaustive liner notes, doing more than ‘just sampling and sequencing sounds’.
- The 1990s have seen rock bands like Sublime and Limp Bizkit incorporate hip hop's lingo, vocal style, and the art of sampling into their music.
- Another common way to integrate sound is through content sampling or sharing.
- Swapping compulsive sampling for more traditional method of creating electronic music, the King recorded this album with analogue equipment and tapes.
- Their attitude towards sampling is ‘hands-on’, even though their music could easily be the result of pre-meditation.
- Now, let's shift our focus from political expression to artistic expression, and the brave new world of sampling and remixing.
- Since sampling is a constitutive structural part of rap music, it is naturally found in all local variants of the genre.
- At the same time, his technique of cutting the stream of words with repeated sound fragments anticipates the sampling of electronic music.
- Much as with hip-hop sampling, the high cost of licensing limits the range of choices and the number of samples they can use on MTV Mash.
- Producing new sounds through the sampling of already existing music was an innovative challenge recognized by such authorities in the field of electronic music as the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen.
- Prior to digital sampling, all games had to use sound chips to provide a suitably realistic sonic environment, so you had to say a lot with very little.
- As well as south of the border, now that Brazil has caught up with digital sampling and the whole digital world.

Definition of sampling in US English:

sampling

nounˈsamp(ə)liNGˈsæmp(ə)lɪŋ

1The action or process of taking samples of something for analysis.
routine river sampling is carried out according to a schedule
Example sentencesExamples
- Interpretation of Pap smear slides may be hindered by poor sampling, uneven cell distribution or improper fixation of the slide.
- Contrary to the boasts of corporate-oriented technical literature, sampling is not flawless.
- The known bias of snowball sampling is the strength of this project.
- Lung sampling was randomized, with the second bronchoscopy always conducted in the contralateral lung.
- The curators have made an error, I think, in not presenting a sampling of the work Rodchenko created during his shadowy last twenty years.
- Thorough sampling will make it easier to establish a correlation between endoscopic appearances and histologic changes.
- More details about statistics, pharmacokinetics, drug assays, and blood sampling are given in the online supplement.
- The large variation in disease detection rates with cervical smears may be partly due to differences in the sampling devices and the techniques of sampling.
- The authors conclude that the brush technique provides adequate sampling for the identification of cervical pathology with reduced patient discomfort and bleeding.
- Each sampling technique can be used individually based on certain criteria or it is often common to use all three in combination.
- Summarized data for the environmental sampling of each sawmill (median and ranges) are presented in Table 1.
- The remaining 30 percent of cervical cancers result from errors in sampling and interpretation.
1. 1.1 A sample.
  the list provides a sampling of the many resources available
  five random samplings collected from wild cats
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's possible that we would collect somewhere less than 200,000 and still have a very scientifically statistically valid sampling.
  It is not apparent that it is even possible - in principle - to carry out a statistically representative sampling for these particular purposes.
  ‘An election is not a statistically valid sampling of the population either - it is only the people who choose to vote,’ he says.
  The main obstacles in atomistic simulations, however, have been the restriction to very short timescales and the inability of equilibrium simulations to provide statistically satisfactory samplings.
  It is random sampling that provides statistical independence and with it the probability structure linking a sample with a parent population.
2The technique of digitally encoding music or sound and reusing it as part of a composition or recording.
sampling is bringing older music to younger ears
Example sentencesExamples
- At the same time, his technique of cutting the stream of words with repeated sound fragments anticipates the sampling of electronic music.
- Producing new sounds through the sampling of already existing music was an innovative challenge recognized by such authorities in the field of electronic music as the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen.
- In the introduction, he explains that sampling has influenced popular music more than any other technique during the past 20 years.
- The sampling and contorted rhythms really add a lot to many of the songs.
- Swapping compulsive sampling for more traditional method of creating electronic music, the King recorded this album with analogue equipment and tapes.
- Prior to digital sampling, all games had to use sound chips to provide a suitably realistic sonic environment, so you had to say a lot with very little.
- An important technique of contemporary music making involves the appropriation of older recordings through the use of digital sampling.
- But it is his first, as he tells you in the exhaustive liner notes, doing more than ‘just sampling and sequencing sounds’.
- Across the board, the mixes manage to obfuscate the content by either sampling to the point of irrelevance, cutting lyrics, or just submerging them deep within the mix.
- Much as with hip-hop sampling, the high cost of licensing limits the range of choices and the number of samples they can use on MTV Mash.
- Another common way to integrate sound is through content sampling or sharing.
- This is perhaps best demonstrated in music, where sampling has created an obvious situation in which individuals are both producing and consuming simultaneously.
- As well as south of the border, now that Brazil has caught up with digital sampling and the whole digital world.
- Now, let's shift our focus from political expression to artistic expression, and the brave new world of sampling and remixing.
- Since sampling is a constitutive structural part of rap music, it is naturally found in all local variants of the genre.
- Their attitude towards sampling is ‘hands-on’, even though their music could easily be the result of pre-meditation.
- The use of sampling and other digital technology has not only questioned those concepts of musical work and authorship that were in fact already unstable.
- The 1990s have seen rock bands like Sublime and Limp Bizkit incorporate hip hop's lingo, vocal style, and the art of sampling into their music.
- His songs are emotive and honest and this hybrid blending of scratching and sampling with conventional instrumentation is a success.
- Even his accent could be produced from digital sampling.

单词	sampling
释义	Definition of sampling in English: sampling noun ˈsɑːmplɪŋˈsæmp(ə)lɪŋ mass noun 1The action or process of taking samples of something for analysis. routine river sampling is carried out according to a schedule Example sentencesExamples More details about statistics, pharmacokinetics, drug assays, and blood sampling are given in the online supplement. The large variation in disease detection rates with cervical smears may be partly due to differences in the sampling devices and the techniques of sampling. Summarized data for the environmental sampling of each sawmill (median and ranges) are presented in Table 1. Each sampling technique can be used individually based on certain criteria or it is often common to use all three in combination. Interpretation of Pap smear slides may be hindered by poor sampling, uneven cell distribution or improper fixation of the slide. Thorough sampling will make it easier to establish a correlation between endoscopic appearances and histologic changes. Contrary to the boasts of corporate-oriented technical literature, sampling is not flawless. The authors conclude that the brush technique provides adequate sampling for the identification of cervical pathology with reduced patient discomfort and bleeding. The curators have made an error, I think, in not presenting a sampling of the work Rodchenko created during his shadowy last twenty years. Lung sampling was randomized, with the second bronchoscopy always conducted in the contralateral lung. The known bias of snowball sampling is the strength of this project. The remaining 30 percent of cervical cancers result from errors in sampling and interpretation. 1.1count noun A sample. the list provides a sampling of the many resources available five random samplings collected from wild cats Example sentencesExamples It is not apparent that it is even possible - in principle - to carry out a statistically representative sampling for these particular purposes. ‘An election is not a statistically valid sampling of the population either - it is only the people who choose to vote,’ he says. It's possible that we would collect somewhere less than 200,000 and still have a very scientifically statistically valid sampling. It is random sampling that provides statistical independence and with it the probability structure linking a sample with a parent population. The main obstacles in atomistic simulations, however, have been the restriction to very short timescales and the inability of equilibrium simulations to provide statistically satisfactory samplings. 2The technique of digitally encoding music or sound and reusing it as part of a composition or recording. sampling is bringing older music to younger ears Example sentencesExamples An important technique of contemporary music making involves the appropriation of older recordings through the use of digital sampling. His songs are emotive and honest and this hybrid blending of scratching and sampling with conventional instrumentation is a success. Across the board, the mixes manage to obfuscate the content by either sampling to the point of irrelevance, cutting lyrics, or just submerging them deep within the mix. In the introduction, he explains that sampling has influenced popular music more than any other technique during the past 20 years. This is perhaps best demonstrated in music, where sampling has created an obvious situation in which individuals are both producing and consuming simultaneously. Even his accent could be produced from digital sampling. The sampling and contorted rhythms really add a lot to many of the songs. The use of sampling and other digital technology has not only questioned those concepts of musical work and authorship that were in fact already unstable. But it is his first, as he tells you in the exhaustive liner notes, doing more than ‘just sampling and sequencing sounds’. The 1990s have seen rock bands like Sublime and Limp Bizkit incorporate hip hop's lingo, vocal style, and the art of sampling into their music. Another common way to integrate sound is through content sampling or sharing. Swapping compulsive sampling for more traditional method of creating electronic music, the King recorded this album with analogue equipment and tapes. Their attitude towards sampling is ‘hands-on’, even though their music could easily be the result of pre-meditation. Now, let's shift our focus from political expression to artistic expression, and the brave new world of sampling and remixing. Since sampling is a constitutive structural part of rap music, it is naturally found in all local variants of the genre. At the same time, his technique of cutting the stream of words with repeated sound fragments anticipates the sampling of electronic music. Much as with hip-hop sampling, the high cost of licensing limits the range of choices and the number of samples they can use on MTV Mash. Producing new sounds through the sampling of already existing music was an innovative challenge recognized by such authorities in the field of electronic music as the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen. Prior to digital sampling, all games had to use sound chips to provide a suitably realistic sonic environment, so you had to say a lot with very little. As well as south of the border, now that Brazil has caught up with digital sampling and the whole digital world. Definition of sampling in US English: sampling nounˈsamp(ə)liNGˈsæmp(ə)lɪŋ 1The action or process of taking samples of something for analysis. routine river sampling is carried out according to a schedule Example sentencesExamples Interpretation of Pap smear slides may be hindered by poor sampling, uneven cell distribution or improper fixation of the slide. Contrary to the boasts of corporate-oriented technical literature, sampling is not flawless. The known bias of snowball sampling is the strength of this project. Lung sampling was randomized, with the second bronchoscopy always conducted in the contralateral lung. The curators have made an error, I think, in not presenting a sampling of the work Rodchenko created during his shadowy last twenty years. Thorough sampling will make it easier to establish a correlation between endoscopic appearances and histologic changes. More details about statistics, pharmacokinetics, drug assays, and blood sampling are given in the online supplement. The large variation in disease detection rates with cervical smears may be partly due to differences in the sampling devices and the techniques of sampling. The authors conclude that the brush technique provides adequate sampling for the identification of cervical pathology with reduced patient discomfort and bleeding. Each sampling technique can be used individually based on certain criteria or it is often common to use all three in combination. Summarized data for the environmental sampling of each sawmill (median and ranges) are presented in Table 1. The remaining 30 percent of cervical cancers result from errors in sampling and interpretation. 1.1 A sample. the list provides a sampling of the many resources available five random samplings collected from wild cats Example sentencesExamples It's possible that we would collect somewhere less than 200,000 and still have a very scientifically statistically valid sampling. It is not apparent that it is even possible - in principle - to carry out a statistically representative sampling for these particular purposes. ‘An election is not a statistically valid sampling of the population either - it is only the people who choose to vote,’ he says. The main obstacles in atomistic simulations, however, have been the restriction to very short timescales and the inability of equilibrium simulations to provide statistically satisfactory samplings. It is random sampling that provides statistical independence and with it the probability structure linking a sample with a parent population. 2The technique of digitally encoding music or sound and reusing it as part of a composition or recording. sampling is bringing older music to younger ears Example sentencesExamples At the same time, his technique of cutting the stream of words with repeated sound fragments anticipates the sampling of electronic music. Producing new sounds through the sampling of already existing music was an innovative challenge recognized by such authorities in the field of electronic music as the composer Karlheinz Stockhausen. In the introduction, he explains that sampling has influenced popular music more than any other technique during the past 20 years. The sampling and contorted rhythms really add a lot to many of the songs. Swapping compulsive sampling for more traditional method of creating electronic music, the King recorded this album with analogue equipment and tapes. Prior to digital sampling, all games had to use sound chips to provide a suitably realistic sonic environment, so you had to say a lot with very little. An important technique of contemporary music making involves the appropriation of older recordings through the use of digital sampling. But it is his first, as he tells you in the exhaustive liner notes, doing more than ‘just sampling and sequencing sounds’. Across the board, the mixes manage to obfuscate the content by either sampling to the point of irrelevance, cutting lyrics, or just submerging them deep within the mix. Much as with hip-hop sampling, the high cost of licensing limits the range of choices and the number of samples they can use on MTV Mash. Another common way to integrate sound is through content sampling or sharing. This is perhaps best demonstrated in music, where sampling has created an obvious situation in which individuals are both producing and consuming simultaneously. As well as south of the border, now that Brazil has caught up with digital sampling and the whole digital world. Now, let's shift our focus from political expression to artistic expression, and the brave new world of sampling and remixing. Since sampling is a constitutive structural part of rap music, it is naturally found in all local variants of the genre. Their attitude towards sampling is ‘hands-on’, even though their music could easily be the result of pre-meditation. The use of sampling and other digital technology has not only questioned those concepts of musical work and authorship that were in fact already unstable. The 1990s have seen rock bands like Sublime and Limp Bizkit incorporate hip hop's lingo, vocal style, and the art of sampling into their music. His songs are emotive and honest and this hybrid blending of scratching and sampling with conventional instrumentation is a success. Even his accent could be produced from digital sampling.
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