többszöröskomminút

Többszöröskomminút is a Hungarian term that translates directly to "multiple-times-a-minute" or "multiple-minutes-per-time." It is used in various contexts to describe a frequency or rate that occurs more than once within a minute or more than once within a specified time interval.

In everyday language, it can refer to something happening very frequently, such as a heart rate that is considerably above normal. For example, a doctor might describe a patient's pulse as többszöröskomminút if it is beating at a rapid pace. The term emphasizes a high frequency of occurrence within a short period.

In technical or scientific contexts, többszöröskomminút might be used to describe the rate of certain processes. This could include the frequency of data transmission, the speed of chemical reactions, or the occurrence of events in a statistical model. The precise meaning depends on the specific domain in which it is applied, but the core concept remains a rate exceeding one per unit of time, specifically a minute or a defined interval.

The term is not a formal scientific designation but rather a descriptive phrase used in Hungarian to convey a sense of high frequency. Understanding the context is crucial for interpreting its exact meaning. It generally implies a rate that is significantly higher than a baseline or expected frequency.