Definition of bell curve in English:

bell curve

noun

Mathematics

A graph of a normal (Gaussian) distribution, with a large rounded peak tapering away at each end.
Example sentencesExamples
- The second way to read pulses differently is to read the pulse wave as a sine curve rather than a bell curve.
- In the meantime, the prevalence curve slowly changed and the area below the curve slowly grew so that later graphs I have seen, all tended to assume the appearance of a normal bell curve.
- A bell curve emerges as the number of calls in the center of the sales cycle spikes and the number of inquiries from customers needing pre- or post-sales information decreases.
- In a proper classification you would expect to see the natural distribution of your documents represented as a bell curve.
- This is because the percentile scores are not equally distributed on the bell curve.

Definition of bell curve in US English:

bell curve

nounbɛl kərv

Mathematics

A graph of a normal (Gaussian) distribution, with a large rounded peak tapering away at each end.
Example sentencesExamples
- The second way to read pulses differently is to read the pulse wave as a sine curve rather than a bell curve.
- In a proper classification you would expect to see the natural distribution of your documents represented as a bell curve.
- In the meantime, the prevalence curve slowly changed and the area below the curve slowly grew so that later graphs I have seen, all tended to assume the appearance of a normal bell curve.
- This is because the percentile scores are not equally distributed on the bell curve.
- A bell curve emerges as the number of calls in the center of the sales cycle spikes and the number of inquiries from customers needing pre- or post-sales information decreases.

单词	bell curve
释义	Definition of bell curve in English: bell curve noun Mathematics A graph of a normal (Gaussian) distribution, with a large rounded peak tapering away at each end. Example sentencesExamples The second way to read pulses differently is to read the pulse wave as a sine curve rather than a bell curve. In the meantime, the prevalence curve slowly changed and the area below the curve slowly grew so that later graphs I have seen, all tended to assume the appearance of a normal bell curve. A bell curve emerges as the number of calls in the center of the sales cycle spikes and the number of inquiries from customers needing pre- or post-sales information decreases. In a proper classification you would expect to see the natural distribution of your documents represented as a bell curve. This is because the percentile scores are not equally distributed on the bell curve. Definition of bell curve in US English: bell curve nounbɛl kərv Mathematics A graph of a normal (Gaussian) distribution, with a large rounded peak tapering away at each end. Example sentencesExamples The second way to read pulses differently is to read the pulse wave as a sine curve rather than a bell curve. In a proper classification you would expect to see the natural distribution of your documents represented as a bell curve. In the meantime, the prevalence curve slowly changed and the area below the curve slowly grew so that later graphs I have seen, all tended to assume the appearance of a normal bell curve. This is because the percentile scores are not equally distributed on the bell curve. A bell curve emerges as the number of calls in the center of the sales cycle spikes and the number of inquiries from customers needing pre- or post-sales information decreases.
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