Range
Origin: Fr. rang
The interval between the extremes of a set; e.g. between the first and last or between the largest and smallest or nearest and most distant.
Spanish: Rango
Sources and references
- Walter Rudin, Functional Analysisview
- Hillmann, Karl-Heinz. “Sociology encyclopedic dictionary.”cited 12 times
Term connections
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- Alternative futures
- Anticipatory democracy
- Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
- Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI)
- Bandwidth
- Biodiversity
- Consensus democracy
- Continuous variables
- Critical thinking
- Cyber culture
- Econometrics models
- Ecosystem management
- Environmental ethics
- Environmental scanning
- Expert choice
- Exploration
- Field anomaly relaxation method
- Frequency distribution
- Future survey
- Futures concepts
- Futures design
- Futurescan system
- Games
- Global resolutive
- Heuristic modeling
- Hudson Institute
- Institute for the Future
- Knowledge management
- Kondratiev waves or supercycles
- Laser technology
- Lateral thinking
- Localism
- Median
- Meditation
- Millennium Project
- Monte Carlo method
- Morphological analysis
- Normalizing
- Participatory democracy
- PERT
- Possible future
- Possible futures, possible future, alternative future
- Probability distribution
- Researching Futures of X
- Resolutique
- Right to the future
- Robust decision-making
- Scenario (story, narrative, outcome, path)
- Scenario workshops
- Simulation gaming
- Social imaging
- Spatial Delphi
- Stem cells
- Strategic analysis grid
- Strategic prospective
- Synergistic convergence
- Technology roadmapping
- Technology sequence analysis (TSA)
- Trend impact analysis
- Ubiquitous computing
- Uncertainty
- Virtual reality
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