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N

N

548 7.7
A letter used as a symbol in science for things like nitrogen or force
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : símbolo N
  • So, so therefore we have binomial N plus MP.
  • sample size N
  • group size N
  • grade N

Oh that's nice, order N at each step.

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Examples

  • OK, I'll say this has size N and that has size M.

  • Sum of all the Y forces equal tells me N equals MG.

  • So we're using the values of N from the previous time.

  • And the log of N is this bit.

  • This a sub N sequence as N goes to Infinity.

  • This is our null space matrix N for this.

  • And this is true for all little N in capital Z.

  • In this table, we obtained specific values of T and N required in the market-based calculation model.

    Academic text (2011)
  • Age range = 43 to 92 years; N = number of all subjects.

    Academic text (2008)
  • In chemistry, N represents nitrogen, an essential element for life.

Compounds

the n-word
  • Slur
1 9.9

A word people use instead of a very offensive slur for Black people

n-type semiconductor
  • Specialized
7.6

A semiconductor that conducts electricity mainly with extra electrons from added atoms

p-n junction
  • Specialized
5.3

A boundary between two semiconductor parts that lets electric current flow one way

p-n-p transistor
  • Specialized
7.5

A small electronic part with three layers that controls and increases electric current

Surface Forms

N singular
Ns plural

Etymology

In science and technology, N is used as a symbol because it begins words like nitrogen ('a gas'), newton ('a unit of force') and normality ('a concentration'), so N often stands for names that start with 'n'.