Metric
Metric ( gr μετρικος metrikos "from the meter ," " based on the Meter" ) stands for:
- In physics and engineering, a measure system, ie, a numerical value plus one unit of physical size, see Metric System of Units
- An axiomatically defined size of intervals in mathematics, see metric space
- The topological generalization of the distance, see pseudo- metric
- In differential geometry a Maßvorschrift, see metric tensor
- In the chemistry of the department that deals with the detection and quantitative evaluation of properties of chemical (reaction) systems, chemometrics
- In corporate control for dimensions for planning, controlling and monitoring policies, see Balanced Scorecard
- In software development for Dimensions for evaluating the software code quality (code metrics ) or to verify compliance of software code conventions: Software Metrics
- Metric ( network) in the network technology as an evaluation criterion for the routing
- In the literature, the rhythmic determination of texts, see Verslehre
- In music, the doctrine of focal points within a cycle, see meter ( music)
- In the history of Central and Eastern Europe for a matriculation, that is generally a collection of files moderate entries, in many senses of the word, see, eg, Lithuanian matriculation.
See also:
- Disambiguation