Übersetzungen für „number-cruncher“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

ˈnum·ber-crunch·er SUBST

1. number-cruncher often abw (person):

number-cruncher

Rechenfreak m ugs

2. number-cruncher COMPUT:

number-cruncher

≈ Großrechner m

number-cruncher

Zahlenfresser m ugs

number cruncher SUBST

Benutzereintrag

number cruncher (accountant) ugs abw

Zahlenverdreher m abw ugs

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Englisch

It's a result of number-crunchers taking traditional statistics and looking beyond them.

www.edmontonsun.com

But amid such great advances in technology and understanding it will be comfort to some that the number-crunchers don't quite yet have all the answers.

www.irishexaminer.com

The number-crunchers are forcing us to speak their language and play their game, though they make no parallel effort to learn ours.

religiondispatches.org

If the number-crunchers can persuade governments to recognise that there is a statistical rhythm to violence, their argument goes, countries might be able to mobilise resources in preparation.

www.ft.com

Of course in the twenty-first century globalised workplace, with digital disruption becoming a constant fixture, accountants have to also be much more than skilled number-crunchers.

www.cityam.com

Far from grey bureaucrats and number-crunchers, many of those who founded and maintained the cohorts were appealingly idiosyncratic, and their single-minded passion drove some close to a breakdown.

www.independent.co.uk

While the dust settles on a swathe of election results that will keep the number-crunchers busy for weeks, a torch has already been shone on the west country.

labourlist.org

But we worry that this econometric method would confirm the worst caricatures of us as flint-hearted number-crunchers; and not every triumph shows up in a country's balance of payments.

www.businessinsider.com

But it exists only for federal number-crunchers.

www.nbcnews.com

All round it is a great day for lawyers, courts and political number-crunchers and a poor day for common sense and routine maintenance of the machinery of government.

www.newsport.com.au