Translation guide
A numerical quantity obtained by measurement, often used in scientific, technical, or formal contexts.
A numerical result from a measurement, such as length, weight, or temperature.
The most direct and common translation for 'measured value' in technical and scientific contexts.
This machine automatically records measured values.
There may be an error in the measured value.
Similar to 測定値, but often used when the measurement involves instruments or meters. Slightly more formal.
The measured value exceeds the standard value.
Refers to an actually measured value, as opposed to a theoretical or calculated one. Used in engineering and statistics.
Analyze the difference between the measured value and the theoretical value.
A single piece of data obtained from a measurement, often part of a dataset.
In many contexts, 'measured value' can simply be referred to as データ (data), especially when talking about recorded numbers.
This data was obtained from yesterday's experiment.
Means 'numerical value' and can be used when the measured value is just a number, without emphasizing the measurement process.
The outcome or reading from a measuring device.
測定値 is the most general term for a measured value. 計測値 implies measurement using instruments or meters, often in engineering. 実測値 emphasizes that the value was actually measured, contrasting with theoretical or calculated values.
In casual technical conversation, データ is often sufficient when the context of measurement is clear. However, in formal reports, 測定値 or 計測値 is preferred for precision.
The graph shows the numerical values at each time point.