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the sample that becomes the model

the condition of being high in price

of an academic test, a numerical value that shows one's scholastic ability in comparison to that of other people, called standard deviation

the numerical value called Erichsen value

to cause a person to set a high price

an indicator of expectancy in development

a set of well-defined values

reference values

to lower the price―reduce the price―cheapen the price―put down the price

Those values are large.

a value called an eigenvalue

exceed the specified amount

in statistics, the difference between the standard values

Name your price

to raise the price―advance the price―enhance the price―put up the price

properly deserved

at a good price

The price rises―The price goes up―The article rises in price―advances in price―appreciates.

The price falls―The price goes down―The article falls in price―declines in price―depreciates.

of a price, to firm up

something for sale at a very cheap price

correct value

in real terms

the action of determining the place of a numerical value

a value called expectation

determine the table values

an unreasonable price

adapt to a specified measurement

bring down the price

an automatic control whose objective is of a fixed value